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NEWS, THURSDAY, 14, 1921. $2.00 PER YEAR VOL. 14, NUMBER 42. THE CLOVIS APRIL

MRS. TEMPLE'S TELEGRAM Increasing In Popularity Both Incoming and Outgoing Car MIES BIG HIT T Number Las Than Last Year Sunlight Flour is increasing in popularity for the reason that During MWh of Fbruarjr. enthusiastic in its approval of the it is coming up to every expectation of the housewife. It has The Newt has gathered tome sta- entire cast. Curry County housewife to give this- - tistics showing something of the A great deal of the credit for the been our aim to have every freight shipments during the month of success of the play ia due to Mr. Sun- - February, 1021, as compared to the TRLENT F. P. McCall, who worked so faith flour a trial and we have felt sure that they would demand . i DISPLAIJID month of February, 1920. They show fully with the young people through- the that a total of 83 cars were shipped out the rehearsals. light not only because it is made at home but because it is J Plajr Keeps Audience in Uproar From from here last February as Compared Cluss Stunts. Start To Finiih. Freshmen Win to 108 during February of 1921. An interesting feature of the even- best. Honors in Class Stunts. I These shipments have been about as ing was the class stunts, which were follows: staged between acts by the junior, The senior class of the Clovis High '1920-192- - ! 1 sophomore, and freshman classes. t Hf o4- Vcc To TTcinnr .Qnnliorlir School made the hit of the year when l?rsirstA Kafir, maize and corn 70 42 Leonard Jernigan, in the role of a they presented "Mrs. Temple's Tele Wheat 6 8 Yiddish peddler, won the crowd in- gram" at the Lyceum Tuesday even Cattle 15 12 stantly, and carried off the honors ing. The play, a ripping farce, was Try Yourself Hogs 3 9 for the yearlings, The doll show by It a scream from beginning to end. Broom 0 2 the sophomores and the humorous Corn - Jack Temple, played, by Marion The rest of shipments were skit by the juniors were also good. the Elliott, and Frank Fuller, played by made up of other commodities, High shhool play. Clarence Hobdy, proved themselves 200 cars of merchandise and other to be without peer in spinning yarns. shipments received here ATTENTION ELKS We Want Your Grain were this Kuby Suman, playing the part of i February as compared to 378 cars the Jealous wife, Mrs. Temple, showed February year. load Friday night, April, 22nd, will be of last One car remarkuble talent in so trying a part, of autos shipped in during the last night of the card club for were that and Aileen Reed made an ideal little month of this yar as compared to this season. Further entertainments sister, Dorothy. will be worked out by the committee. Co. twenty last year. Captniil Cramer Mill and Elevators Wendell Foreman, aa Come out and let them know what you Shipping figures show that whole Shnrpe, fitted into the military char- want. Visiting brothers always wel- IT'S THE BEST IT'S SUNLIGHT sale houses have received about one- - acter very well, while Kent Hunt, IF come. , Committee. fourth more tonnage than last year as Wigson, with his "That's just Clovis, New Mexico i The News gives these figures which what I was going to do," kept the SCAVENGER NOTICE show that after all general business house in an uproar. conditions compare very favorably Lies multiplied and the plot con. The mayor has nppointed a new with the high period of a year ago. tinned to thicken with the entrance city scavenger and his phone number New Mexico The lack of shipment in grain has of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, played by i 20. No one has the right to haul j ids. The heaviest metal mining of folder which will bring boen caused to a great extent by the Miller Crouch and Zella Mae Tierce, dead except SANTA FE OFFICIAL late years has been in Grant County, Information The folder off animals or refuse low prices. and Mrs. Fuller,' played by Moye scavenger. Call 20 when you ' while Colfux and McKinley counties will be distributed in ull parts of the the city Myei. lead in coal. The coal supply in New United States and Canada." have work of this kind. He For hemstitching and picoting see The play progressed promptly, Mexico is large, a recent geological J. F. Jarrell and A. M. Hove, edit- Mrs. Knowles at Luikart's Dry Goods without a single pause or embar-assin- g News Classified Ads bring results. 'survey showing that the San Jua or and assistant editor, respectively, store. 2-- 1 "tfc moment, and the audience was Fhone us. No. 97. Chicago, April 15, 1021 "New baisin c.mtains 10,000,000,000 tons, of "The Eurth," the Santa Fu's Mexico is destined to become a (treat of coal. The only commercial mines, and industrial paper, are state," said Kdwnrd Chambers, Vice in this field are around Gallup. Thoj collecting material for the company's Com- mm 1'resident of the Atchison, Topeka Colfax County field covers more than j new folder, and Chambers, of 'iiihI Santa Ke Railway System, who 1.000,000 acres. Smaller coal fields merce have ben asked to fiirnwh n 7S liUely hits been on mi inspection trip ate to be found in Santa Fe, Socorro,! information. Distribution of over Santa Ke territory. Lincoln and other counties." 1 00,000 copies will be made. "It is a va.'t storehouse of natural Mr. Chambers called attention to Us HOLDS I?)1 GUN Finds CLbB Ready of CLOVIS Spring ivsouiccs for tlu' development the great f.irests of virgin pine and FIRST SHOOT OF SEASON which nn increaseil population anil other timber in the state. "About new capital will he required. These mjllion included in N'a- - ten acres are Members of the Clovis Gun Club must come largely through the efforts Forests," he said. "Consider- - tional cracked the birds right and left Sun- of the citizens of New Mexico. ' is also owned by the state able timber day afternoon in their first shoot of "The (treat agricultural assc's of and individuals. My information is Mew Juke Noble and I'aiu Here the season. The Styles Are rich valleys, broad plains and high a timber supply that New Mexico has Winstead tied for honors of he day, mesas are yet 'to be realized," Mr. the hundred years. sufficient for next each breaking 20. The club will hold Chambers continued. "Imitation may "As de from material resources, shoot? once a week from now on. lie much extended. More than fix ( New Mexico has many attractions for The Scores. million acre feet of water from the the tourist in beautiful mounlalr Zenver. 7. Hio (inutile, Pecos, San Juan, Gila, scenery, delightfully coM mountain Winstead, 20. Canadian and smaller streams are. of playgrounds, interesting ruins pre. Kennedy, 1 1 . available to reclaim an additional two historic peoples and the early Spanish Ilrown, 19. million acres of valley land. The 'settlers. The climate is healthful, Jollv. I I. a change. plains districts are especially adapted Men want They're beneficial to those suffering from tn the growing of the finest hard lung and throat troubles. Warm medi- - flick Noble, 4. tired of old styles; tired of wheat, corn and the sorghum (trains. the cal springs arc found in many sec. Jake Noble, 20. "The livestock industry will nlsa which 4. i tinns of the state, the waters of John Howard, the old woolens; tired of the old (trow an farming develops, farm have curative values." Zerwer, 8. r t grown feeds supplementinit the rich iir jjP In the opinion of Mr. Chambers, Nelson, 17. prices. were giving our native (trasses, I am pleased to note 0. New Mexico has such a variety of op Kennedy, 1 &jA the (trMtter interest in dairying and J i J V portunities to offer the investor, the anu C' a new , fSi hot growing. Kennedy, 0. patrons menus ucu settler, the tourist' and the health "The mountains arc full of miner- - Stallings, 13. seeker, that progress and growth Chapman, 0. in is km, should be rapid during the next few i Jolly, Hi. years. But to encourage develop IV 4 Regular Meeting 4 Jake Noble, 20. meat it will be necessary for all in- ClOVIS COMMANDERY KIRSCHBAUM terest, to cooperate closely. "The Will be held at Musonic Hall Zorwcr, 1 !. 1 Santa Fe liailway," Mr. Chambers Second and Fourth Friday Winstead, 20. "stands ready to nights of each month. Howard, 8. with New Mexico in directing the at- - at O'clock. Pick Noble, 10. CLOTHES 8:00 to the state, and ten'tion of investors Brown, 18. ! All Sir Knights residing in !t.i that end it already has in course this jurisdiction are Invited. of preparation a fifty-pag- e illustrated Chapman, 7. $25, $30, $35 to $45 I.ilidley, 13. mM rsa Dick Noble, 11. Jake Noble, 7; Brown, 8. The finest of designs and wool- Winstead, .15; Perwer, 10. ens and priced on a new and Which Costs More? SHOW WINDOW DAMAGED One of Mnndcll's show windows lower basis. To appreciate the was damaged and most of the goods I: TO HAVE HAIL INSURANCE on display were 'spoiled Tuesday night bigness of the values, you must AND NOT NEED IT by water from a fauret in the off lev on the second floor of the building. see them! OR The night police called Mr. Mandell at 3:00 o'clock in the morning, noti- Every transaction here is backed TO NEED HAIL INSURANCE fying him of the deluge, but by that by a money-bac- k guarantee. AND NOT HAVE IT time most of the goods in the window were wntersoaked. INSURE YOUR WHEAT NOW WITH If it is not Sunlight, it ia not the best. Clovis Abstract and Refular ComAunication. 4 Co. i A. F. A. M. 4 Insurance Next Tundar Night 4 W. I. Luikart & Co. Successor to Baker Bros. P. A. La Shier, Secretary 4 j Clovis, New Mexico 4 m THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

I Boys' and Girls' : Club Corner First National Bank By Mrs. Edna Hume Durand County Club Leader OF CLOVIS The West Chanel grouD has select 1 . . . O . ! I ...I eu me tan. aaiuruay in eacn momn ai their genera) club day. Total Resurces Over One Million Dollars 4 Fairfield club, accompanied by Mr. Blinkinitaff, one of the teachers, at- tended the meeting held at Locust Grove schol house Monday morning. WE OFFER YOU MANY SAVINGS 444444444444444444444 Anyone having baby chicks for sale please notify the county agricul- iu our work clothes department at this time. tural office. There are requests l.i for Rhode Island Reds and Barred These savings are not alone in price, but in United States Member Federal Rocks. wearing qualities as well. Dwight Hurley of Havener has We want your trade, we plan to work for it. Government Supervision Reserve System taken up pig club work and purchased a pig from Dr. Crile of Roiwell 10 An inspection of our work clothes offering will that he could1 have the "same chance" as the other members of the Havener show you how well we deserve it. club. ' ','(, 7 "To watch the corn grow, or the blossoms set; to draw hard breath as t iitk 1 over plough-shar- e or spade; to read, to think, to love, to pray these are For Government Postal Savings the things that make a man liBppy." Depository Ruskin.

To local leaders If any pig club member has not secured a registered pig for his work this year, please no- tify the club agent specifying the er part of the work in connection with NOT ONLY IN CLOVIS breed desired so that stock can be lo- the Farm Bureau this year. They cated for him. have 13 local lenders who are assist- Similar Caiet Occur Daily In This 4 ing in the work of organization. Vicinity. g Safety Deposit 4 Paid on The Fairfield club is organized and Bernalillo County hi'.s a real Not only here in Clovis but in our have commenced work. The officers booster in the Albuquerque Journal. neighbor ng tawns, the same, good Savings for 1121 in the federated projects The Journal is offering $lut) in prizes I Boxes for Rent Accounts story is heard. An encouraging in- are: for corn clu1 vovk this year, Mr. Rey- stance from Portales is given here, Jefferson Boone, President. nolds, former agent of Roosevelt and will be read by us with gre:it Luther Moss, Vice President. County, is fostering the work there. Octa (.'lark, Secretary-Treasure- interest. Santa Fe County has organized 4 4 Charles W. Carroll, Box 175, Por- work in poultry, pig and garden pro- One of the best lessons Mr. Cum- tales. N. Mex., b:'Vr: "My kidneys jects this year. mings left for the club boys and girls got out of order some time ago and Torrance of Curry county was the intense County has secured Mr. caused me a heap of trouble. My Raymond Americanism he lives. An American- Curry as club agent. The back was so lame and weak, I could ism that means much to the youthful work has already been begun by Inst hardly bend over. My kidneys were year's local citizenship, the sort that is leader and prospects nr in bad shape and caused me much an- splendid Believing we have every facility for properly taking honest and intelligent. there this year. noyance. I fell tired, out and had no 4 4 Valencia County has a new club ambition. Mornings I felt unrefresii-ed- , agent who began 1 Paul Giles of Popular Grove, Ark., his work April 1th. A friend recommended Doan's of customers, we solicit your account. work is being care our won first prize in the county for his Club conducted in Kidney Tills und I got some.. About corn club work last year. Paul's sixteen counties in New Mexico. fair boxes of this medicine cured mo, you A-- None too small for us to appreciate. acre made a yield of 76.3. Where are going to put Curry fixing me up in l shape. George Barner of the Good Luck County in the list of sixteen? 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milbur- n Club, won second with a yield of 4 4 Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 9 A LONG WAY TO 68.25. The prizes were $50 and $25 IT'S CLUB each. PERFECTION TEXAS WONDER 4 4 (Tune "Tippcrary." for kidney and bladder troubles, grav-i- t, payments on the piano. The "Farm Bureau" meeting which It's a long way to club perfection, to be used for Work That Some of tht Other Coun- It's e long way to go, weak and lame back, rheumatism Everyone be sure to be there. was held in the auditorium was well ties aro Doing. is ill with But we'll raise pigs, chickens and and irregularities of the kidneys and BELLVIEW SCHOOL NOTES 4 Elmer Witherspoon very attended, and every one received a Quay County has shipped in 26 good gardens, bladder in both men and women. pneumonia. We sure miss him from lot of afrom the talk by Mr. Holstein calves from Wisconsin. If Cummings. Most And we'll cook and can and sew; lot told by your druggist will be sent school. of the farmers there There will also be a registered sheep 44444444444444 Good-bye- , joined loss and failure, good-by- e oy mail on receipt of SI. 25. One the Farm Bureau. club that will secure stock from with- School work is going on with (treat doubt and fear, small bottle often cures. Send for The young folks did not have any out the county. The pig club club est and we are accomplishing very It's a long way to club perfection, worn testimonials. Dr. E. W. Ha'l, B. Y. P. U. Sunday night on account members are securing stock that is much. But we're getting near, 2926 Olive St. Louis, Mo. Sold PLEASANT HILL ITEMS of not having received the quarterl- Quay grown this year. st. The club members are talking Deleware Club Song. by druggists. all ies. But we are hoping to have them Union County will conduct p great- - and planning the nice times they will 4. by next Sunday. ' have the club meetings next sum- at Quite a number attended the Sing- The young folks practiced singing mer. ing convention at Ranchvale Sunday. Sunday night. No one is thinking of dropping out The B. Y. I'. Social which was I'. A few visitors from Hollehe were this year. We decided to have of Mr. G. W. Hyde our held at the home at rit'HMitit Hill Sunday evening. club meetings the second and fourth Friday night was enjoyed by all, and Mr. Gordon Smith has been visit- Saturday afternoons. j a good time was reported. ing at the home of Mr. S. M. Snod-derl- y The Telephone Is Back There will be a program and pic, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham visited here of lat appear n the school auditorium Sat-- 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hyde atended urdny night April :i0. The money is peLozier, Sunday. church in Clovis Sunday. to Normal There will be singing at the Bap- 4444444444444444444444444444 44444444444444 tist church of Pleasant Hill Sunday May 1st. Everybody come. Miss Mary Eads spent the night PLAINS BUYING AND with Mrs. Hyde Friday. During the past three or four months there has been a j A number are planning to go to steady improvement in the telephone service, both Local and the summer school at Silver City Long Distance. this summej. Who Know.? relieved; SELLING ASSOCIATION ! Where did Bryan go Sunday night? Congestion of plant has been greatly intensive Who was lonesome Sunday night? training of operating employes has added to operating effi- "Business is Good." Who left the social early Friday ciency, and the morale of our organization's personnel is back ti night. to pre-w- ar standards. Who got home at 3 o'clock, and ti why was he detained? Whi"h way has the Chandler cat There is a constant, determined and concerted effort on of employe body to render the "old-tim- e" quality CLOVIS FARWELL 4 been going the lat month? the part the Havener Who was asleep when the seat turn- of Telephone Service, and this spirit on their part is being re- 40 Phone 92 ed over? warded by the appreciation of a grateful public. Certainly How many got scared while rid- there is no other industry which was affected so adversely by ing in the airplane? so rapid a recovery in of Who found the siost peanuts, and war conditions that has made point service. " what he got? .. i OILS Who attended the show in Clovis Thursday night? We especially call attention to improvement in our Long OAS ' Who was reading the "Joke Book" Distance Service. The long delays occasioned by war-tim- e Sunday night? activities are things of the past Our long lines afford j COAL the MEN most efficient mean for the dispatch of business with distant " " FEEDS points. The Curry County Chapter of the American Red Cross wants to see you GROCERIES on station-to-statio- n basis if you are in need of hospital care, By the vray, calls a will save CELEBRATED MOLINE LISTERS vocational training or compensation you at least 20 per cent, as against the cost of calls for a par- from the government. Office hours, ticular person. If you are not fully informed on this point, Monday and Friday of each week at ask our local manager and he will explain. He will also ex- the Clovis Newt Office. WE WILL TICKLE YOUR PALATE FREE plain our reduced Evening and Night rates for Long Distance Try a Clovis News Classified Ad. Service, WITH SUNSHINE BISCUIT PRODUCTS ON SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd. CHICHESTER S PILLS RKANU. jl FOR NOTHING-CO- ME M SOMETHING ONE, CKUU fllta U U.4 tod BmlllAV 1 " hint Rlitoa. V The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. COME ALL. II PrarrM. A.k f. (IM Ift H.TW I Jrii Diamond iihanii P1LLJL 1 an aw a Mknknownutat.StftMLAlwtrtkelUt 4444m'K'H4444444444444444444444444 SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

THE SMART SPRING COSTUME "IS WONDERFUL" cinLU.rrtrrrttrrrrrirxrrrrrtrxrarirn:mtr txnxttrrra The Surprise Store SAYS DISPATCHER Every Inducement SINCE TAKING TANLAC HE EATS, SLEEPS AND FEELS BETTER THAN IN TWO YEARS. to eomc to I There's every inducement for you --., . eut better, sleep better nul feel sandwich, a hot cup better than I have in two years and Murray's when you want a good Pepperell Toile Tanlac gets the credit for building of cocoa, a cold 'drink or a box of the best candy on i! me up," said R. H. Budd, well known the market. ( h train dispatcher for the 'M. K. & T. For Murray has them .all, together with the Railroad, De residing at 524 u. West Ok cleanest place and the best service in town. Pillow Slips florde mulgee Street, Muskogee, Okla.. re cently. 42x36. .65c "About two years ago I commenced 27 in. Ginghams GO TO going down hill, and then a year ago I LET'S i was in such a low state of health that 23c yd. had an oteration. After this it u seemed I that just couldn't get mv 1 Pansy ij :'.ft normal weight and strength back Murray's Confectionery What little I ate bloated me all up with gas, keeping me uncomfortable Slaughter Murray, Prop. for hours and did me very little, if Pillow Slips Kalburnie any, good.. The bloating caused mv heart to flutter frightfully, and my ixxmxia:m:rai:m3ra:m nerves were shattered so I couldn't 42x36 -- 33c 36 n. Ginghftms get the sleep I needed. I felt weak, sluggish and Jned all the time. 27c yd After months of fur coats milady But when I started on Tanlac I welcomei the spring trotteur, or e began to straighten right up. I'm frock, and the becoming fur neck not troubled with indigestion any a really smart Pepperell piece that constitute more, have gained several pounds in of fox. spring outfit. This fur is weight and am built up in strength and vitality until I hardly feel like Fine Tissue AMONG NEW GINGHAM FROCKS the same man. Tanlac has done fine Sheets work for me and I'm glad to tell oth- - Frocks for Spring and Summer Are is about it. My friends who noticed With Wool Daintily Trimmed Itow pale and weak I looked before 36 in. Ginghams Embroidery. 81x90. $1.70 taking Tauluc, can look at me now nnd see the way it put in 3 7c yd Some of the licst dressmakers are has color nnklntf gingham frocks for spring and my face and built me up." summer trimmed with wool em who building material de- broidery. Kspeelally attractive are We buy and sell mules and miik The man waits for Pepperell those with hems run with wool. One cows, also sell you groceries as cheap mand to slacken, for prices to recede, will lose much SEE OUR LARGE AS- attractive nioili'l ininlc of hrownnnd as anybody. Willmon Bros., old Lone in profits and possibly pay even more in the end. white checks Ihih n straight gathered Star Wagon Yard. Bklrt with N series of three tucks run SORTMENT OP In hrown wool stitches about half is profit in building. Otherwise STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP There Sheets Ini'h In length. would not build. With all prices Then there are charming little glnf- - people Of the Clovis News, published bain dresses tnaile with wool em- high the profit remains. Why wait? 72x99 $1.50 weekly at Clovis for April 1, 1921. Bungalow hrolilereil Mowers or fruit. However. there Is always real wlsdoia In tiutkliiK Publisher, editor, managing editor, gingham frocks so that they may tie business manager and owner, Edward It is our earnest advise that you build now easily washed and Ironed and this L. Manson, Clovis, N. M. that you come to us for your estimates. ' woolen embroidery does not recntu That the known bondholders, mort Aprons score. The wool Pepperell mend Itself on this gagees, and other security holders run tucks are possible providing you owning or holding 1 per cent or more take the tuck originally In machine LONE STAR LUMBER CO. stitching, simply using the wool-ru- of total amount of bonds, mortgages AND Merganthalrt Telephone 23 Clovis, New Mexico n mil;nl.... " ...ni.iiinUllnniimiu. i, or other securitier are, Sheets line of the greatest advantages In Linotype Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. making gingham dresses at home Is Edward L. Manscon, Publisher. may them be. that you have shrunk Subscribed and sworn to before me 54x90 -7- 5c forehand. It Is also a (.'end plan to News and the Cltivis Anmrillo Daily News and the Clovis Child's this Hth day of April, 1921. Amurillo Daily have the color set before the nmlerinl My commission expires Jan. 27, 1921. News for $7.20 a year. News for $7.20 a year. Is rut. and this run be done at tile same time that you are shrinking the goods. Dresses The substances usually used for set- - cm Lilly Sheets ling colors are salt, vinegar, alum or sugar of lead. The lat. mentioned Is 72x90 75c .i poison, so It is heller mil in use It. (0) AT To set the color In any material, In a l'iiIIoii of warm water one-hal- cupful of strode vinegar, two 36 in. Tubing-- . 35c yd. cilpfuls cif salt or one lalli'siiiiiifiil of alum Ml thoroughly and let the inn lnwtii 40 in. Tubing.. .33c yd. lerlul soak In t ti - overnight. Dry lie. fori' II Is ndmlt'cl lo tear v.nier. 42 in. Tubing 37c yd. Ill solci'llng llii- - milterhll gitm ham frocks It Is always worth Idle Crash Toweling 27c yd. to pay the price required lo gel ibe best ipinlliv. Certain stat.diird make WVv MUM COMPLETE LINE OF of h!i;li irl " glmjiiim are good ' choice. as you ii ii y depend on the LADIES' AND y of these.

9-- 4 Pepperell CHILDREN'S AMERICA MAKES THE STYLES

r5"te . ...mnmnm,,,,,,,.,'., .imnnw.mmimit Dictatorship of Women's Appartl Said k Sheeting 47c yd to Include Every Country In the World.

American dictatorship of women's 36 in. Bleached Muslin style has grown until It Includes ev- MONEY-SAVIN- ery coiinlry In the world when- - women siudy the fashion books, according to DIAMONDS 18c yd PRICES the fashionable dressmakers in Lou don ii ml I'll r Is. It is the American women who wiy what I hey want, and the world wears it whether It be- comes the worjd or not. According to Klieth Phelps, one of London's leading fashionable dress- TheSurpriseStore makers, this American predominance of styles began shortly before the war, I' ll lias shown decided development In he last few years. It was felt first in Paris, and what Paris found gisal Of all the precious stones, Diamonds are without question MAIL CLERKS IN RAILWAY I'ostoffice Department numbering London also adopted and liked. SERVICE TO CARRY ARMS. 1,200 in the eleventh district, com- Those simple and costly llllle silk the most beautiful and the most desired. prising Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas frocks that are now such a feature In Fort Worth, Tex., Railway mail and New Mexico, will bear side arms ihe Parisian shops are not Parisian at is this true when they are seen in the hand- all, said Miss Phelps. They are And especially service employes of the United Slates while on duty henceforth, it was an- American In style and cut. Wom- nounced here today by S. M. (iaines, on display in our stores. en who came, to Parts liked them some settings superintendent of the United States and took home such iiiautltles of them OLD STANDBY, FOR railway mail service headquarters that the style Is known wherever wom- Each design has been wrought to bring out the greatest here, Mr. (iaines had received orders en are. directly from the office of Postmaster Paris lirst began using Amerlenn beauty of the particular stone. Jewelry is an appropriate gift ACHES AND PAINS (icmral Hays. styles as n matter of business. Amer- ican women bnve always been the now. The order was promulgated fol- best for graduation. Select that gift Any nam or woman who keeps customers of the Paris shops and they ' lowing the robbery perpetrated last Sloan's liundy will tell you have had the money to buy what they sumo week that thing at the Dearborns postoffice wanted. Must of the American women station in Chicago, and coming on those frequently who came abroad liked to have Paris ESrrCIALI.Y rheumatic twines. the heels of numerous such robberies, trademarks on their clothes, but 'hey counter-irritan- t, Sloan's Lmi. The department has also pasted a Insisted on American styles. The ex- ment scatters the congestion ami pene-iml- reward for the arrest and conviction clusive shops wisely began giving them williotit rubbinf to the BlilictcJ what they demanded, and American part, soon relieving the ache and pain. of a robber of the mails. The prac- clothing began coming out of Paris. Ktpt handy and used everywhere tice of arming employes of the serv- Nominally, Is still the style lor reducing and finally elimination tha ice was discontinued more than" Paris and aches of of Europe. American Influence pains lnrib.no, neuralgia, thirty years ngo, Mr. Gaines said. 'enter muscle strain, joint stillness, sprains, Is not generally acknowledged. Fashion briiines, and the results of exposure. experts abroad dislike to admit the JERNIGAN & WORRELL You just know from its stimulating, full seoe of power which the Yankees licalthy will do good I odor that it you have over the clothes output. Hut they Sloan's Liniment is sold by all drug, admit to you In secret Ktimpeun TWO STORES gists 3Sc, 70c, $1.40. 9 ? that I women are dressing according to New & CO ' THE OPTICAL SHOP 8- - York, Instead of Psrls. E. T. JERNIGAN (0 UBS i North Main Street North Main Street SMrl 1 Figured Gauze Riboons. Fairfsj Figured gniie ribbons with narrow Liniment metallic edge are effective for sashes Try a Clovis News Classified Ad. til frocks of tulle ted chlSuo. THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, J921.

GRIFFITH PRODUCTION AT LYCEUM SATURDAY NIGHT

Philosophers have argued at length 'against the proverb that clothes make TAILORED AT PASHIOH PARK the man, but it is an undeniable fact that very few South Sea Islanders acquire the dignity to match their when they accept the Chris- tian religion. Their pergonal appera-ance- s make a ludricious contrast with ministerial clothing no matter how serious they onay be. D. W. Griffith has incorporated one of these cheracters in his latest pro- duction, "The Idol Dancer," which will be presented at the Lyceum Sat-- Officia I Tl ! - ...... I. uruny uigiib..l.Li i is a ivvv oiuiy vuuu as could not have happened anywhere j else in the world than p,n the South Sea, a place of adventure and ro- Bosch Service Sattion mance made famous by some of the best writers in history.

We can supply parts for all makes. Ship direct The American Legion is conplder-in- g a protest to the French authorities to us for expert overhaul and rebuilding. All makes against the misuse of Anftrican uni- forms which were sold to the French of Magnetos, Generators, Starters, Ignition Systems. Government. These uniforms have been issued to street sweepers and We have a "Bosch" Magneto to fit every car, garbage haulers and hundreds of men wearing the olive drab of the dough- tractor, truck, etc. Write us. boy are cleaning the refuse from the boulevards.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

The T. M. Caldwell Company All persons are notified that the undersigned was appointed as admin- (Magneto Department) Phone 100 Amarillo, Tex. istrator of the estate of Jesse F. ' Lee, deceased, by the Probate Court of Curry County, Xew Mex- ico, on the Cth day of February, be legal- Try a C'ovis Nown Classified Ad. Five inches of snow covered part 1021, and all claims must ly presented one Try them phone 97. of the desert in the Imperial Valley fur payment withiu year, or same will be forever barred. of California near Kl Centra, April 4. T. Lnwson, This was the first snowfall in the Clovis Marble Works memory of the oldest settlers of that Administrator. region. CORRECTION Continues to Grow BI-SWIN- G One who has to die to be In last week's issue of the News wo Dud the Dwight, proprietor of is BI-SIFIN- not a good advertiser. stilted, through mistake, that Ci. M. G Clovis Marble Works, has u large THE COPYRIGHTED FASHION PARK Rierson, H. (J. Cosby, and S. S. n of monuments and grave mark- stock had conferred with the county EXPANDING SLEEVE FEATURE INSURES COMFORT. ers from $20.00 up to $r.0.00. He now school board with regard to consoll-- I engraver to help givo you IN THIS NORFOLK STYLE. HE 1VEARS THE has another diition of certain school districts. service. Ho has r.o agents ar.d We Sell quick We find, however, that Mr. Cosbv VARS1V1NG SUIT. can the .customer the advantage cive and Mr. Rierson did not appear be- of the. rend man's fees. See him soon SKINNER'S fore the board, and wo gladly take V as he Is thinking of moving his yard The Highest Grade this opportunity to make the c i s to m a ; ' c v. , ii t r t to a better place then you will have Macaroni, in Spnghetti,Egg Noodles, Tilt. .V.VAOV..', 1.7. CP .i TI'.Y-V- and V.3 1 ta buy your grove stones from a Ri .vrr-t-(;-n.- other Macaroni products. C1.T-- profiteering agent. The green bug scare has passed; the hail season is now upon us; we Clovis have good strong companies that pay; Come See the Large Store insure that wheat now. Clovis Ab- stract and Insurance Co., successor to Mandell Clothing and Dry Goods Go. Stock of Marble Baker Bros.

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DON'T FORGET. Don't Experiment News Classified. Ads bring results. If these remedies do not prove sat- Try them phone 97. That we are headquarters for all isfactory, your money will be refund- Springtime kinds of field and garden seeds. ed. WHEN THE CHILDREN Just in a fine lot o early seed RUCKER'S FAMOUS potatoes, Texas Red rust proof oats KORAK REMEDY NEED A LAXATIVE that have been rccleaned, home grown (The Original Ktrak Wonder) Iowa Silver Mine seed corn. For all disorders of the stomach, NYAL Chick and chicken feed. Expect a kidneys, liver and bowels. A splen- supply of oyster shell, grit and char did blood purifier, removes worms FIGSEN body, stops bedwetting. A Necessities coal. from the The Friendly Laxative CO. great family medicine. Price $1.00 THE WILL II. PATISON SEED Will Satisfy Old Mexico Commission House. per box. RUCKER'S FAMOUS A sugary sweet lozenge which is presumed to the KORAK OIL Sometimes the wind blows in Clovis, but it can't blow as Woman be children take read ly. Does not gripe. weaker sex, but it's a difficult mutter For rheumatism and all aches and much dirt into your house in a day as you can remove in thirty to convince some husbands of the pains, corns, bunions, sarc feet, also Equally good tin- crown folks. fact. for wire cuts and galled shoulders. In tins only Three Sizes of Torrington Vacuum Cleaners. Rugs, Price 7.rc per bottle. minutes with one our The' woman who has health und FOR SALE BY CITY DRUG CO. No. 2, Inc. Window Sills, Picture Moulding, any other part of wealth and youth und beauty and cul- SOUTHWESTERN DRUG CO. Curtains, or ture and influence soon pines for the Clovis, N. M. Clovis, New Mexico things she can not get. THE H. D. RUCKER REMEDY CO the house is easily accessible. At your convenience we would "Once a Trial Always Nyal" 11-1- 1 Amarillo, Texas be very glad to show you. THAT SUDDEN Sharp T Sometimes the water pressure is good. Our hose can be Pain cut to any length you wish to water your lawn, and you do not which you ex HAIL have the waste of buying a hose too long or not long enough. perience nt, times cim ba moulded hose, too. We would like to show you the dura- removed. Xo It's woman litw he bility test it will stand. right to sutler when ho ctia INSURANCE obtain relief oil stove's!!! Unless have used this safely, certainly Then our new you and promptly. agreeable surprise due They are worth Supposo you do brand, you have an you. have head- - The Forrest Mutual Hail Insurance Co. will in- B more, but sell for less than any other good brand. aches, back- iJk aches, extreme hy-law- sure your grain at cost. Write for copy of s. j &n nervousness, low-- It is worth your time to investigate. spirits and general Investigat the men that are trying to push this con- food-for-noth-- feelings at cern to the highest degree of success. times? Your case Is not hopeless. These symptoms Our last year's losses were Gy2. are evidence that the delicate organ- Roberts-Dearbom- ism of the feminine A fair deal to one and all alike. . e body has become out of order and needs the help Nature's remedies can bestow. Try Dr. Pierce's Favor Company which drug- Hardware ite Prescription tho Forrost Mutual Hail Ins, Co. gists of this country huve been selling in liquid form for the past Bade If You Want It" Sec.-Trea- "Your Money 50 years. It can now be had in By J. W. COOK, s. CLOVIS. NEW MEXICO tablets also. Ingredients on label. PHONE 221 RnnA inn rpnt to Dr. Pierce's Forrest, via Melrose, N. M. Iuvulidn' Hotel in Buffalo, N. I J Rj for a trial package of tablets. THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

LET THIS SOAK IN ! j The Chautauqua This Yaar Will Ba a fi4ititWt4LET US SAVE YOU Hummer. When it comes to building pro grams there la no argument Charles P. Homer is the kins of them all. ? This is the reputation he has in his own field as well as with the com- MONEY a'-- ' munities he is serving. When Charles Horner sets himself to accomplish something unusual as BY he has this year, the results are spec tacular. Mr. Horner has stated that t the 1921 program will be his great-es- t to date. Therefore it will serve you well to arrange your time to see VULCANIZING all of this. OR MANY LUCE THIS IN CLOVIS Similar Case Baing Published Id TIME AND MONEY Each Issue The followirg case ii but one of many occuriirj; daily In Clovit. It Saving both Time and Money, brings suc- RETREADING verify It. You is an easy metier to cess. Making the most of every minute nnd cannot ask fos better proof. will soon start yon on the road to R. 1). Barton, machinist, 218 S. every dollar Merriweather Street, Clovit, says: sueeess. So'wlty hesitate I Start to-da- y. Make THAT OLD CASING "Doan's Kidney Pills aro sure good. this bank the stronghold for your savings. Some six years ago my back was causing me a lot of annoyance. Ev- ery time I tried to bend over, sharp V paint would catch me in my back. I always felt tired out and had no Glovis National Bank ambition as my sleep didn't seem to Covis Filling Station refresh me much. My kidneys, too, tm x. t were out of shape. Doan's Kidney to me so I 373 Pills were recommended MmiK North Main Street Phone i began their use and they soon helped me and a continual use of Doan's cured mc of the trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills are a good reliable kid- TOO MUCH BALLAST POLITICAL POINTS ney remedy." ! ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE An exchange says that nine neoptn: fiOc, at ull deulers. Foster-Milbur- n are killed every hour in American ma A country housewife of good inten- "And whom did you vote for, Miss in the Trobate ( ourt of Curry Mftrrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. 1 LUKE McLUKE SAYS Co.. , events. Boiled down tion, but with little culinary know- Sophy?" County. New Mexico. to fraction In of Mrs. that means that every fivs minute ledge, decided to try her hand at "Well, you see, the !li publicans MEN the matter of the eslate making. The result was some- ttood lookup. J. L. Ilaynes, di ceased. No. J147. 'some three-fourth- s cake was simply stunningiy Many a good wife is spoiled by a poor hick is jA. what on heavy side, and, after I2.it iil,v:i,s Notice is hereby given that James' the the Democrats had Lwn The Curry County Chapter of the bad husband. And vice versa. I ail- -' offering it to the various members of P' i fi'ctly splendid to h'3 fuiii'ly. so American Red Cross wants to see you II. Sommerfrucht was appointed household she threw it to the ballots, closed my eyes, ministrulor of the slate of Mrs. J.! her marked both if you are in need of hospital care, There are (i 1,987 kimls or toots. ducks in distrust, A short time after- si. stifled th.m, .ut on; in the box umt - ym h vocational training or compensation Hut there's no fool like the educated ""hf J J i, ward two urchins tupped at her door. tore up the Noth'iii' be of April, 1921, by the Court Wc oe" oiler. ouid from the government. Office hours, fool "I suy, missus," they shouted, "your fi.i ei than thfit " Monday and Friday of euch week at of Curry County, New Mexico, and SKINNER'S huve gunk." that he has duly qualified, and all per- ducks the Clovis News Office. Exery married man apprecirtcs the List it. We sell. Reagan Land Co. 1 who sons having claims iK'iiinst the estate gratitude of the New York man The Highest Grade Macaroni, Coun- You become good conversational- of said decedent arc required to pre. We have 320 acres of furry a willed $50,000 to the woman who, 20 Spaghetti, Egg Noodles, ut) kind Wu union store, and we are moment you halt your own sent the same within the time re. ty wheat land, the that makes are a ist the year ago, jilted him and married an other Macaroni products. 40 bushels to the acre. Owner must for organized labor, first, last and tu'p of woe and start listening close- quired by law. it other man. ' sell. Trice it. Reagan Land Co. ltp always. The Surprise Store. ltc ly to the other fellow's. Dated this 13th day of April, 1921. James H. Sommerfrucht, Buying & Compulsory education may be a Plains Selling Administrator. i good thing. But, at that, a whole lot Association. of men imagine that Alpha and Ome- It vaii. News Classified Ads ge' results. ga are the name of new fanglcd au- W. E. CURTIS' tomobile oils. This would be a bettor world if you could teach a man to think straight as easily as you can teach him to shoot ill straight. MAY FUBLIC SALE A wife nserves the right to coll her III husband a blim-glotte- Having sold my farm I will sell to the highest bidder, regardless of ant eater any time she other Brunswick Records prices, on pleases. But she'll dare any to sav a mean word about imn ON SALE TODAY . him. M There is something different ebout Brunswick records, a about-gotte- n so that It has just something of warmth, life Rr.d color a reality that makes B2 4 Wednesday, May to find a 4th happened a modern girl you feel r.s though tbs personality of the singer or musician thimble or a serving machine bobbin were in tiie very room with you. titer thete new Brittle Sale Begins at 10:00 a. m. on the street she'd imagine that they wick rtccrdf. of nn m 11 of Portales, 7 miles northeast of Floyd, were parts of the mechanUii miles northeast the following: go lU) Afc"cttt Tanzr Mfl,io automobile engine, and let it at J ' CknV R.ch-.r- i E;3c that. 3,:1 j LaPcma (TSeCve) . .'n Spanish) M 4 MARES 1.25 ( Fu:iicu!:, Funi-til- e (A Merry U ."el . Br.iii-n- o HEAD CATTLE - iticliurs Donclli tui Male Trio Anyway, we have noticed that wo- M as 5M ! M!;e Pcilove . Fjx T, ct . . I a hnn' Orrt:lra 1 Mare, 4 years old. 1 Jersey Cow, (i years old, a men arc not kissing one another liny fresh, 1.00 Do You Lver Ttinlt of I.'.a . To frof much-a- s used to before the nine 1 May Mare, 4 years old. cow. they !.'.lc Inn' Orcbtstn amendment went into ci.ect. teenth W'l' . Trot . . Orchsitra 1 5 1 7 Love Bird Fax . Liisa Jsaei' liny Mare, years old, in foal by Jersey Cow, years old, giving I UJ I Never RnalicJ . FmcTtoI . Ithsn Jones' Orchestra milk. year father Snnes Jack. About this time of the MSI J Hum 'ning Fox Trot RuJy WieoWt's Californiaas the house 1 : to flies into Wc Na-J- (Hn-H- 1 Jtrown Mare, 12 years old, in foal Jersey Cow, years old, fresh begins let the I o . Fi.it Trot . Rudy WisoWt's CI foraiaaa the fun of driving (" May in mother can have Ml Spread Yo' Stuff . Fox Trot . Btnoit Kricftr'i Orchestra by Hunt's Jack 1st. )C them out again. I Wang Wang Blues . Fox Trot Bonie Krascer's Orchestra 1 Cow. 1 Part Jersey fresh by May H Muta . fox Trot . . Cram Brothers' Norc!.; Ban4 only thing HOGS 1 Uolstein Cow, 5 years old, fresh, Marriage is about the "c I Arabia . One Sttp . . Graea Brothers' NwItT BaaJ haughty young thing 4 gallon eow. thnt will make a f Saw Ye My Savior BarHon . Lloyd Siawasoa clouds and act 5041 1 lJrood Sow 2 jiigs. come down out of the .00 Sf ShowI Me . and 1 Uolstein Cow, 3 epherd, How To Co Bariton years old, fresh, like a human being. Lloyd Siaioasea gallon eow. low Evening Chimes Violin Flat Harp , Goadolier Trie WOMAN PASSES FARM IMPLEMENTS 1 Uolstein Heifer, 1 year old. CLOVIS ofn. Love's Oid Tweet Song . Violin Fluto Harp AWAY IN CALIFORNIA toodolier Trio 1 Jersey Heifer, 1 iow Wheeled SI eel Wagon, flat year old. f Wailana Walt . Hawaiian flayers) 11 pioneer resident of 1 : Calves. A well known Frank Fereia sad Anthony Frsachiai bed. young H. P. Vic- Clovis, New Mexico, Mrs. V, Drearr.y Hawaii . Hawaiian Flaytn) 1 Box. 1 Wagon Jersey hull, 7 months old. tor, nee Delight Holland, passed away Frank Fersra oad Anthuy Fraacaiai 1 Deering row Hinder, good repair. at her home in Orange, Calif., Tues- 20M Sweet Mamma (Papa's Getting Mad) Tenor Al Bernard with Carl Featoa's Orchestra 1 Kiding Cultivator. day, April Mh, 1921. 85c i Strut, Miss Luzie . Tenor HOUSEHOLD GOODS she was 1 Mowng Machine, good repair. While living in Clovis Al Bernard iih Carl Ftatoa'i Orchestra the Freight Of.'e, at the 1 Walking 1 at lost f Rebecca (Came Back From Mecca) . Tenor I'll) Jaaea Lister. Oil Stove. of the Santa Train Dispatcher's office 0Je Like Biily Joeee sad Eratat Hare 1 1 l-- 11 It. 7enoranfariion Iarrow. Coles Hot National Bank. Blast Heater. Fc, and at the First Mimmy's Little Sunny Honey toy . Duet 1 Dise; Harrow. married January 28, 1920, MOT : 1 Coles Hot Blast High Oven cook She was 6ie sreeeAeertyaadSasiAsk 1 Pulverizer. stove. to Harry P. Victor of New York City Love in Lilac Time . Baritont . . , Enest Hare 2 flarden Cultivators. where they made their home. While lose f Scandinavia Huaaiseri Male Qaartet 10-fo- 1 ot waa 85c 2 Sulkey Plows. Extension Dining Table traveling with her husband she In the Heart of Dear Old Italy Hanaeaisara lala Qaariet Mo , A ..,:ut 1081 f Kitten on the Keys . Pianoforio Solo . ZaCeafrey 1 Baggy. 2 Kitchen Tables. taken ill at St. Loui: !t and has been frequently ailing aince 65c My Pet . Planoforto Sola Zd Ceafrey 1 Spring Wagon. 1 Round Walnut Table. 7 Chairs. that time. 1 flrindstoiie. She ii sadly miBsed by her bereaved Any phonograph canplayBrunswick Records 3 1 Emery Wheel. Rockers. relatives, among whom are her hus- 1 Iron Vise. 1 Bedstead, Mattress and Springs. band, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 1G()0 egg Ineubator. 1 Swivel Chair. W Holland, and two sisters, Mrs. H. fJiiim Electric Co, J. Mitchll and Mrs. Mona Beck, all 1 U. S. Cream Separator. Many other articles. of Orange, Calif., and brothers John Holland of Loa Angeles, Calif., and OF CLOVIS TERMS: Nine months time on approved security, bearing 10 interest. Ten Ivy Holland of Clovis. She was much beloved by all who per cent discount for cash on amounts above $10.00. knew her and will be greatly missed by her large circle of loving friend. Interment was made in the Fair-have- n E. CURTIS, Owner cemetery of Orange, Calif. fey . W. Contributed. Tate & Harney, Auctioneers. First National Bank, Portales, Clerks. aj-Ti.- Clean COTTON raga wanted at the News office. THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 1921.

IN SPRING BLOUSE l

Little Variation in Style of the Winsome Garment.

Mattrltlt Swtrvlnjj From Heavy 8it Little ln, Broeadei and Taffetai to Georgette!, Nati and Lace. jivery fprlnu lilnnseii kIiiiw lm vnrlatlnu fi'nin t lie iii.st ikwiii'h ofTurtiiRM tlmn Hiiy nllier liriuicli of the ftfiiilnliip world, uliNirva a New Vork fashlnn writer. The main ilinVrencc la In volorliiK and material, which Is only the natural elmnife from winter to mimtner wear CiiIoih are very guy. Practically H the niniiiifaeliirers are turning out JnlOlS vnt iliianlltlea of poreclaln blue, taiigerlne, honeydew modela, ill and rattan MaterlulH are awervlug from the heavy aatina, hrocadea and uilTi'tnn of () midwiniei to the Keoi'b'etteK, neta and Inoea (f eorly nprltig. Georgette with ui Ik or tricot la much l:i evidence. The leading color combina- We now write fire, lightning, and tornado insurance on busi- tion Ik gray georgeltu, with coral or rose Kllk. firay la the winning coloi ness houses, stocks of goods, dwellings, farm houses, automo- In Iiuih, shoes, hose and wrap and It In for thin reason thnt biles, threshing machines and live stock. l.lniises finer It In dress models. tine limine Is showing a model of If everyone stopped to figure just how cheap they could ,. .- -,,, , -, taasaa gray g Kelle wild hack and fmiil piini'l ul' eniiil iiieiiillle silk. '1'licse carry insurance, no one would carry their own risk against fire. panels are cnvereil wlllinn r pal What Optica! Rdmcc is dninfj To tin, ire am in at inn the nptlr.il ' rt.ili-- t brinK knwlciliri and training tern nl' hlnek llnss si lleliliig. The Do you know that less that one-hal- f cent per day for each $100.00 vision of to develop bottiT the hiiihrt order. Hr olv) unlit sleeves are tlin i' iiiariei- inigih and the latent equipment and apparatus) : have ilie lluwing peasant i iil)'. insurance pays the bill on either city residence or farm dwelling twft pit'iT of i! Aii'l yet vhi'h itvff pcifrrtrd for prerie lnnei Jmt icntinr mirk. h;t tlm-- c Inn- - u hit It t jm c lift tu Srirme Mrpncd in The pi'iiiili lllllllelire, by Ilie Hay, Is t and brought its aid tu pcraoiu. skill. ally the flt'ift nf ;itr pnihle Hlroligly In spring hlniiscs. houses and less than one cent per day for $100.00 pays the insur- nly hv' c nl ti'i' Iiu lily-t- i.iiml k ill M"t people do not knrtw wVn ere .ll n :ti it'll-- Tin' Itniinitiiiian i ul ami Is of thr oHh (ic . led hv f dchi irutihle really li.'irm; Uatiallv it tit UlMlumvilla ui I'Cllt.L I'lCClaigil. .. iris m gradually that for a vg es inlly emphasized. I'ensant smocks ance on brick buildings or stocks of good3 in same? Can you af- vhilc it may The condition, nf modern life con nut tveu be uutkciitrie. iiunle nf linen, pmiu'ee. crash nr muslin t4titly inrtr.t-- r the number nt penile Iillpirfert vWinn, If rcftifir.t, In to rftuirnry tint natural cnlnr ami einlirnlilered wlili ford do without insurance at this price? whif nr lieatt!: in Imverid prti w..rM- v.ith thr years t The bv Mime ini.iiniu-n- t( cyc-iR- Mirc-- t way nf prcvrvitiic your nr ('iiinl blues and reds are a big seller lor which thr rrinrdv i at maximum thmuidi fni- Sniiiherii We do not expect to write all the Clovis yrcHcfil d ami jiin ri'sni'i wear right mm insurance in by any fitted after ft tburuugb out life it to ft. i in an optical ipe ialist cross Is fur an cxaiutiutiuit urn-- year. The silich used for embroid- ering enitni lilniises ami the pattern Is means. We do hope to get some of it and EVERY LITTLE BIT generally applleil nliniit Hie pepliim, . eollnrless neck, ami down the front, HELPS and our motto in writing insurance will be the same we We are equipped with training and where a liire sip'ije or round design Is nlaeed. use in our loan and real estate business PROMPT SERVICE. scientific instruments to give you The cut Is h jiciiMint effected the to loose sleeves, loose armholes anil pep-Iti- Talk us about your next insurance policy, farm loan or the very best satisfaction. belted at the waist. The .' flowing Itiissliin overbloiise Is ulniost real estate deal. entirely supplanted hy this belted ef- We Guarantee Our Work fect. Killer a belt nf self material la YOURS FOR SERVICE used or H kid belt In cnulrastiiig cnlnr. These mirmw mil helix of white, tan, scarlet nr brown are lavishly used on J. R. DENHOF all blniiies ami lire a big feature of dress georgette blouses, as well as: the peasant cotmii sorts. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Ihisiiue blouses are not returning to any event ie the spring lines. Itm the CLOVIS, NEW MEXICO high choker collar which was a pari of the Is retained in many lingerie Union Mortgage Co and sH; models. It Is c.lllle the vnglie In I. ave a very hlfh collar and very short a In ' Mrs. ('. 11. Muoie 1ms hcen very s .'eves, the grand opera gowns t.f this season. . sick lint is (letter at tliis writing. mm (s) Lingerie blouses lire not very con-sp- 'i RUTH The iiiTant cliild nf Mr. and Mrs. ITEMS 'is, iinilnly of the linpiv"-- Uoliert MiKirc was Imried at IKdletie Klliilily nf go'tlm: tills haiiilv.iprk done, GRADY SCHOOL WILL departed for local points for a short We wish them all the joy and happi- In' llilli. Tlic lieivavcil parents Inivp MoV'CVi'i'. a few vi". select shops are HAVE BIG PIE SUPER honey moon. Mr, Thomas has been ness one might have. ;ln' syinnatliy nil. rttsplayin-.- prleele-- s Well, Friday was the last day (if nf ihelr liiuiibuinde clerking Tripled for some I ( Mrs. I!. K. She: idan is suffi-fiii- linen ... vniie ii:nl oi":amlies. They are 'I h lie for liros. ave 'ranfill had the misfortune, iiml it was wc!l celohraled. will n pie supper lit enil'o-..e- iiioi-- v, ilh 11 nil finife!'. i wi'h eiitwork. scnllnie even-- ime and has many frieniKi in our city. to get his leg broken and ankle dis- Plenty (T candy, a nice dinner, some fellon her (iiiiily liiyli school on Saturday ' .i im ena- - ii..' tb:in 'iili-d- niiU-mii- Kittle Willie Sluiid.in nup iiiu'. . x l which public is very by located liift Saltirilay as the sfncid rcritiit inns, a n talk liy Mr. In the j Miss llaber much admired s!dl ltd IMs d ill e II few :r.o. lillt ; liU'ht li st week with ,K II. Wall. jears :;ll is cor- who know i.l' being thrown by a pitching horse, s.-- tu en- Irnii parts of the county her host nf friends and all P.ickley ar.d everyone nird lln- nie v."iii'-- who i.-- iiPurd M)'. Scnilioi niie-l- mark'-- il Inurs 'lui-ee'ls ile is doiti!.' nicely now. t li it a In.-:- I. dially itid. Th" v.iil irn her. joy lifiiil .Veil linile v.a i I" i.i"i :hrm very r '(.vis iy V 'i hasin i :t for the (If they will stay in TVxico. Arkansas Slim. day borrowed ftoin Ma'di. May the till l vii .n c i'. ..i rihl'lill s: sl;e. or t'lwiii p'iri iiii"i'i course t ln-- iMe.V Si l.ddiht' a . leiiid'W-r"i!.:h- t i'.' i v' l liaselii.il UAt school I'm a sftil lis ill" il i:ot innni jtrlM ':''- nl'- i'ii iuli n.' cniiiiiiuiiity ai. srliaul in ln I. .:.!. ,' e; ,., i. ;it t; " si.ii-- nil' just fir.i.-iic- tennis. liisirii-- I." ' " I'ori Miii". in a iirl- - "I" ..4.4.4. n ill lio ; t Ruth a :t eiy i.l g;..- rt,', v. h ir I;"'.- e '! MEN! Dr. M. s. j. wriciit I -- W. Lancaster ila niulil. .May 'ill,. the ih r nr. .!. ADMINI iTRATOS'S NOTICE aid ii.ii;.. vin'.n ''' ' i'"S" - Chiroprnctor uiiv'iriiM1 1 1 1 nnu cimrrnu' -- I, I'i.ii-.-- ji,mn j i'i'L"-- pay fin- (inn lna y fur ii t'.' i are ii ' : it It I the In Ml lel::nes Mitifie'l tllllt thf :i in '"'ii The Curry Ci.iiMy liapter of Clovii, New Mexico Cvcr runners State Hank TIii-ii- nl-- Ic- ... school will a the or 'V nl .'VS. K. d t io.-'- - to si e yo i the l.'lleil ".,e; Iippo'.lll ' il il'InKl-- : '!'". .Mnei ii'ii.i wauls II a. to a p. m. s Office Over Miindell's Hours in. Kw .1 Tni-- " " in it." :.:' l;eis are upon )u i.vnne invit. nf the estate Kilwanl '.. if vmi are in of liospitnl care, .'Ml! !:ati'i' ef ' Phone No. 157 Phone He (i! il ihe market. There "ill a pi i 'in in. H't:! !!., hy the I'leha'!' or coniiieiisiitinn i 'i Hi niiriil le lln' y Mex-ien- . inir hit Saturday Cue l ean nf I'ni-.'- C.innly. i w ir mi th" e.iiwniiiient. ()i f 'ee, hours, RCUf'D SKIRT. NEW FEATURE l'il Sunday in .lime In l.'cv. Mickey en the ;N!h (hiy nf Marci, .Mnin'iiy Hi'd Ki iday of each v.eek at : I'lin'is. Kverymii' ediiic, tiikf pail, l!'LM. and all claim.-- nnr-.- t lie lie ( Invis New.' (lffice. THOMAS W. JONES Dr. C. L. McClelhn m l help in the "iiii'iiitr. ci ylmdy piesdited for piiyment within one Veterinarian Phytician Surgenn : and .i'..i-!- . : year, nr sa'ne will lie forever Imtred. 20t) West Otero Street Office Over Miindell's Tin. little cliild nf M. K. St mt is Kiiwreticc Hickniim, Phone 4: Clovis, N. M. Residence. 014 N. Main St. . (iiitc sick. TEXICO NEWR BRIEFS . Adiniiiistrutnr. CLOVIS, N. M. . Dr. B. Westerfield I shnuld Miy yes the "real e.itaU'''! J. Phy.ician and Surgeon was triinsfered nil a wii'desale hasi. Office 110'i N. Main St. DR. H. R. GIBSON for u number of days just passed. Office Phone 231. Res. 2ii0 OSTEOPATH Though we ficl rather fortunate that ! Treuts nil disease:), both ncute the storm wave (Kd nut visit these Sidewalks building: and chrcnic. Office! n pints as some nf our near neighbors. .4.4.4.4. on corner north of Fire Station. It is beginning to get n little dry. DR. L. M. BIGGS Office phone 38:1. Res. 3!)0. I; Wheat is holding up well but will A cement sidewalk will not only add to your convenience but Veterinary Surgeon Clovis, New Mexico. mm very sunn if it doesn't rain. suffer 3111 vHW ad I to the value nf your properly. Now is the time to build. a Phone Must all nf the Tcxico folks arc Clovis. Mexico The weather is liyht and the price is right. New visiting the big carnival at Clovis this 4.4.4.4.4..1.4. nis. ; m We are cnniplitely equipped to all enm-ret- ii ' i handle kinds nf V.' i '.'- - week. Seems like they just cun't re- work. DR. T. E. PRESLEY' ; 9 ' list the temptation. it ' Eye, Ear, Note and Throat, Mr. HarUhorn has just returned WALTER W.MAYES ATTORNEY-AT-LA- of Roswell, N. M., will be in Clo- - from a trip to various Oklahoma Practices in all courts vis ut the Raptist Hospital from Estimates Cheerfully points. Ilia journey wa.i u motley N. M. the 4th to the 8th of each month. being and pleasure com Clovii. one, business 4,4,4.4.4.4.4.4,4, Furnished bined. Tlic "Count'Oii-nie- " Class of the Methodist church met lust Tuesday evening with Miss Mabel Hartshorn, J this being the monthly business and R. showing F. CHAMBERS LJKJ social session. The class is ! Address lOfl-- N, Mcrriwcther. P. O. Box 201. a marked improvement since its re- NOTICE The round skirt and smart trimming cent organization. ara features of this suit Green L. Methodist is introduced and affords a Rev. L. Thurston, pastor, was absent from the pulpit s smart note of contrast Kd Mi'Danicl, who opci-alo- KdV lJcsliiuriint nt Sunday, he being at Fort Worth to Melrose lias tnkrii charge of the Antlers I folel din- The Topcoat ia Also Gay. visit his daughter, Gladys, who is In t will (hree good LANE & SONS GRAIN COMPANY Next In favor lo the cape school there. Rev. G. F. C. Fona ing room and serve meals a day, conic (lie topcoat inude in loose box very efficiently filled the vacancy. family style, nt reasonable rates, (live him a trial. nttc. and In three-quarte- r or aeven-eighth- s Implements, Coal and Grain citizens were surpris- length. Wool ve'nurs. mix- Many of our Serve Fish Every Friday. receiving newr. Our Motto: tures and bines In dull shades nf gold, ed last week upon the Chicken Every Sunday. copper and rose are employed for that Miss Grace Huber and Mr. Don- "The Price Is The Thing" these, although occasionally a topcoat ald Thomas were married. The oc- 4'i'4 will be seen forming part of a three-piec- e casion was of the "secret" order, thus See us before you sell costume. the surprise to so many. The morninit following the simple eTMcD Gray Popular. S. W. LANE, Manager Pais ceremony which was performed by Pale gray promise to be one of tha Judge Hamlin of Farwcll, the couple favorites for aprlng. 4f4,f4 I IrtE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

for Miss Delia Holding. Lonnie Johnston and family spent t Saturday night at Mr. Powell's. Wo were visited three days last Conservation woek with very high winds. However there's more to a home the wheat is not very badly blown out. Sunday was Rev. Crawford's regu lar day at New Hope, but on account In Clothes...... of the singing at Ranchvale there was s than dollars and cents f neither Sunday school nor preaching r r' services. $ Mi's. Roy Chapman, who has been ? r Conservation in clothing is just as essential as at Clovis taking medical treatment conservation along any other line. for a few weeks, returned last week. i. Dallas Johnston and Foster Scott Let us help you to make your clothes last longer were freighting grain to Hereford rf No one can measure the cash value of a happy home. It's the Monday. and look better, by laundering them for you. Every I John Sharp, who has baen visiting p biggest thing in life. garment the same careful handling and at- I receives relatives here for a short time, left I you living in cramped and uncomfortable quarters, if' tention, and economy and service are our highest Sunday from San Jon for his home at If are daughter, home become right aims. Grandfield, Oklahoma. His you have been planning for a when conditions Hazel Isler, and little son, went home f" Bi then see us at once. Just call 48 and we will do the rest. V with him. Dallas and Cleveland Johnston and their families visited Sunday with GET THE FACTS ABOUT BUILDING COSTS , Grover Cogdill and family. The simrina- - at Henry Stovall's The delay in new building has forced building material prices by Sunday night was attended a larr downward at a tremenduous clip. Manufacturers, caught with ! crowd. Lula Loban was the organist. The Clovis Stoam Laundry Dewey Williams and Willie and big stocks on hand, have had to turn them over at almost cost. Lonnie Johnston captured a coyote a We have taken advantage of the situation and as a result we PHONE 48 l few days ago. They chased it sev- are able to show you substantial reductions on many items we eral miles with their car. Jolms-Manvil- J. Z. Isler contracted to break 55 carry. On lumber, le roofing and Beaver Hoard, acres of sod for Odis Tillman. Floyd our prices compare favorably with those of 1914. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION and Paul Mote are doing the work 4-- with a Case tractor. With our community short many homes, people can't delay In the District Court, Curry Coun- CAMERON NEWS Miss Myra Moore and husband of much longer in their new building. Demand will stimulate prices. ty, Nc Mexico. Tueumcari are visiting Mrs. Dunn this Tj the defendant, Aron Holder: week. In the meantime we offer you a home and at a price that Messrs. Eugene Harrell, JItlStUSl i'ap? Ella Hunter, plaintiff, vs. Aron There probably are few people in you. II' you will call or phone us, we will be Taut and Phil Mote ,whoM cannot fail to please Holder, defendant. No. 17110. the United States that have the privi- Leach, and went west last wick did not locate go detail. You are hereby notified that a suit lege that the vast assemblage enjoyed glad to into Mrs. Lee Hutchinson visited Mrs. in attachment has been commenced at Ranchvale last Sunday. I say few Monday. visited our store, don't fail to drop in there against you in the District Court in the United States. There may bo C'recelius If you haven't A pack of coyotes made a raid on aforesaid by the plaintiff to rcover many large assemblages in the cities, next time you are in town. Thousands of articles that you need Foster Scott's sheep Saturday night judgment on two certain promissory but to meet out on the open prairie ' killing eight of them and one hen. are awaiting you at the lowest possible price. nots aggregating $1,800 with interest whi'i'p iho uir U niirt niul vet hiivn Thifl occurrence for thereon and 10'e for' attorney's fees, the accommodation of a beautiful 8 v'',v "''"' part. and that your property has been at- modern building and meet so vast a this tached and that unless you be and ap- crowd is something rare. The writer NOTICE TO CREDITORS pear before this court on or before is informed that someone counted May, 1921, and plead, hundred parked at the 2Uth day of more than six cars In the District Court of Curry will be rendered Ranchvale Sunday, the Curry herein, judgment at County, New Mexico. against you y default and your prop- County Singing Convent ion. The J. E. Bryant Company, Plaintiff, THE erty so attached will be sold to sat- singing was never better, also the din- vs. Orocery tlub, or isfy same and the costs of suit, ner a sumptuous luxury. the Clovis, New Mexico, et al, Defend in the complaint herein; as prayed Willie Johnston apd Jess Goodson ants. No. 1757. that Patton & Hatch and Walter W. I.ONG-REL- L bought a well drill and moved it to To any nnd all creditors of the Co- LUMBER fO. Mayes, residence and business whose Willie's last week. operative Grocery Club of Clovis, is Clovis, New Mexico, are address Miss Delia Holding has been on the N(w Mexico; or D. C. Priddy, Lon the attorneys for plaintiff. sick list for the past week. Moore and J. C. Moore, partners, do- "It Costs No More To Built It Right." Witness my hand as clerk of said Some of those from here who at- ing business under name of Cc the No. 15 W. B. Court and the seal thereof, at Clovis, tended the Yeoman conclave at Tu- operative Grocery Club of Clovis, Telephone CRAMER, Mgr. 1621. week Lock, New Mexico, this March 20th, eumcari last were:' Jesse New Mexico: CLOVIS NEW MEXICO (SEAL) DANIEL BOONE, none, R. N. Sutton, Clyde, Rome, You and each of you are hereby Clerk Rob and Reid Isler, E. W. Leach, J. P. notified that the undersigned was on Dunn, Miss Ruby Dunn and Mrs. W. the 8th day of April, 1921, appointed Mrw-w- s Classified Ads hring results. P. Dunn. receiver of and for the Try thm piion 97. George Simpson is drilling a well Grocery Club of Clovis, New Mexico, and proceeds arising from the sale NOTICE OF SUIT. of Range 34 East, Curry County,. dalers in retail groceries and you are thereof. New Mexico. , further notified that the order of the Witness my hand this 8th day of State of New Mexico to A. G. Craw court provides that all creditors shall and to cause said land to be sold W April, 1921. ford, Defendant, Greeting: present verified statements of their satisfy said note and judgment and" n C. C. CALLICOTT, You Mc- - claims against said Grocery Club to are notified that W. E. that unless you plead in said cause ja. Receiver and Special Master. N'eal begun against you in the undersigned receiver and special has a suit or before the Cth day of May, 1921,. the District Court of Curry County, will master at Clovis, New Mexico, on or judgment by default be taken ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE New before the 8th day of June, 1921, and Mexico, in Cause No. 1750, and against you and said land will ti that the general objects of said ac- sold; that the attorney for plaintiff that unless said claims are presented Notice is hereby given the un that tion are to foreclose a real estate is A. W. Hockenhull of Clovis, New Dodge Brothers Cars in the manner and form prescribed dersigncd duly appointed admin was mortgage, executed by you, the plain- Mexico. by said order and the laws of this istratrix of the estnte of Cora E. tiff, to secure a note for $500.00 up- Witness my hand and seal you for-- 1 of mii state and ench of you will be by lV-bat- Traffic Trucks sharpnack, deceased, the on the following real estate: Court at Cbvis, New Mexiiu, thi jever barred and precluded from Bhar- - Court ot 0urry County, New Mexico, mg me Southwest and North- 2:ird day of March, 1921. in ciismuuiion of the assets 3n t1(. Rth ()liv of A,,ril) 192i, nnd Waterloo Boy Tractors west and Southeast (SEAL) DANIEL BOONE. all persons are notified to present of the Southwest County Clerk nnd t'lerfc $ claims against said estate for payment of Section 35, in Township 4 North of the Distriet Court. 3;U-4t- e 11s the law provides, otherwise same We Sell will be forever barred within one year. . SKINNER'S Hazel M. Sharpnack, T Administratrix Th Highest Grade Macaroni, 4, J. R. DENHOF Spiketti,Egg Noodlei, and J The fact that a fellow is married is other Mcroni product. not proof conclusive that he is the heud of a family. REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST J Sullivan's Grocery and 15 Years Experience Co. News Classified Ads bring results. Motor - Skarda I Market ? Latest, Most Up-to-Dn- tc Equipment X X All ork liiiaramced DENHOF JEWELRY COMPANY LCANO

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Maybe This Is The Best Bank For You FOR 13 YEARS Controlled and Operated By: RELIABLE A VOLCANO in ac LIKE fire frequently bursts Cfaaa 1. Detain, President I. A. Jonea, asliiw S without warning upon a RESPECTFUL 6. Tf. Skeleton and Cash Tlamej, Vw Presidents community. Only by sound in- surance can you be indemnified J. E. Liudlej and C. S. Ilant, Directors for the losses it may bring to REASONABLE I you. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has stood between its FREE USE OF CHAPE customers and losses for more The Citizen's Bank of Clovis than a century. It will promptly reimburse you for fire damage PRIVATE AMBULANCE I ' RESPONSIBLE SAFE RELIABLE if you buy its insurance pro- tection. 'THE FARMERS FRIEND' The Hartford's Fire Preven- tion Engineers will help you, Magic City Fur. & Undertaking Co. i; through this agency, to remove perils which cause fire. JOHNSON BROS. Day Phone ail Night Phone 235 The Scheurich Agency t 2Ctn TTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTtTTTTTT 1 THE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921

Hollenc; Beach, Ranchvale; Mickey,! Havener.

121b shot put, (Seniors) : Dier, Tex-- 1 ico; Walten, Hollcne; Lovette, Pleas-- : ant Hill. 12tb shot put, (Juniors): Dunni- gan, Hollenc; B. Bohanan, Ranchvale; .ustin uo Bingham, Plensant Hill. We hope we never grow so small and our busi-s- o Mile run, (Seniors) : White, "THE PRICE IS THE THING" large that we can't appreciate the human side of Ranchvale; Foster, Hollenc; Mills,: Ranchvale. FONE 52 tonr customers. Mile relay, (Seniors) : First, Ranch-- vale, F. Hill, C. Bohanan, Miller and Following prices groceries from Saturday, April White; Second, Pleasant Hill, Jarrell, on Walker, Kemper and Singlcterry. deliver orders amount- - The Western Elevator Company 440 yd. relay, (Juniors): First, 23, to Saturday, April 30. We h Ranchvale, Tate, B. Bohanan, Mouscr, Clovis Texico and Beach; Second, Pleasant Hill, ing to $10 tree. Uther amounts at actual cost. Kays, Isam, Singleterry and Sharp. "Watch Us Grow" Girls' Events. 30 yd. dash, (Seniors) : Watkins, Peaches, 2y2 Hollene; Neely.Texico ; Kellcy,Ranch-val- e. Sugar, 101b for $1.00 League brand Table size, per can 25c 301b $1.00 30 yd. dash, (Juniors) : Westfall, Best Irish Spuds for r Cam- No. 2. Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple Claud; Bingham, Pleasant Hill; 81b pail Swift Jewel Compound $1.06 eron, Hollenc. per can - 28c Baseball throw for accuracy, 121b Rice $1.00 Head for 1 15c Pleasant Hill; Miller, Ranchvale) (Seniors) : Petty, Hollenc; Sells, No. Pink Salmon, per can .20 DISCHVALE WINS FIRST Dier, Texico. Hollenc; Neeley, Texico. Nice Dried Prunes, per pound.. Van Camps Hominy, full No. 3 Running broad jump, (Seniors): Baseball throw for accuracy, (Jun- 23c 15c Ranchvale; Walker, Pleasant : Dried Peaches, per pound cans, each MEET Miller, iors) Francis, Texico; Tate, Ranch- is Hill; Cecil Hill, Ranchvale. G. Fowler, Texico. Eiimnp vale; Dried Apricots, per pound .27 Imperial Club Corn, 2 cans for 25c Running broad Jump, (Juniors) ; 140 yd. relay, (Seniors) : First, Ttutt Earni First Honor! in For-ui- c Dunnigan, Hollenc; Isam, Pleasant Texico, Neeley, Plaster, Wright and Red Label Karo, per gal. .80 25 bars White Eagle Soap for $1.00 Contest. Winning Schools Hill; Tate, Ranchvale. Doose; Second, Hollene, Walton, Civen Loving Cups. 220 yd. dash, (Seniors): Jarrell, Garrett, Petty, Sells. Ranchvale Blue Label Karo, per gal. 70 30 bars Star Soap for $1.00 Pleasant Hill; Holland, Melrose; Mil- team was disqualified for not touch- Tt't team from tin1 Ranchvale ler, Kanchvule. ing hands. Sugar Cane Syrup, per gal $1.25 101b K. C. Baking Powder for..$1.38 SkSbn.i) in truck incut 220 yd. dash, (Juniors) : Garrett, 140 yd. relay, (Juniors): First, won first thi' King Komus Syrup, per gal $1.15 41b Best Peaberry Coffee 90c scared in Clovis Saturday, thi' ilth un-- llollene; Reach, Ranchvale; Lungaton, Texico, Francis; Holton, Stapleton, ihe direction of the Curry County Texico. Harmon; Second, Pleasant Hill, Bing- Sunlight Flour, 481b $2.20 Athletic Association. Running liiif h jump, (Seniors): ham, DeLozier, Goodman, Clark; First honors in the forensic eon-'..t- .t K. Hill, Ranchvale; Singlcterry and Third, Bellview, Hall, Price, Pullium, Red Star Flour, 481b $2.70 You will enjoy Ben Hur Coffee. Try it vvrc awarded to the Texico Sharp, Pleasant Hill, and J. Dohanan, Harris. .Schools. Kiich school was presentee" Kanchvule, tied for second pluce und Texico was awarded first place in ith ji hanilsonie loving cup, which were given one point each. the forensic meet. Following are the wiil he the center ;if competition each Running high jump, (Juniors)'. results: Will Demonstrate I sum, Kays und Karns, all of rieasant Orations, (Seniors) : first, J. W. We The following report shows the Hill. Scarborough, second; Myrtle Reeves, of the track teams: Ranch-wlc- , 410 yd. dash, (Seniors): White, Texico; third James Hogg. J0; IMensiint Hill, liii; Hollenc, Ranchvale; C. Bnhunnn, Ranchvale; Orations, (Juniors) : first, L, Lanff-sto- it--; Texico, Ii4; ( laud, ft; Melrose, 3; Kemper, Plensiint Hill. Texico; second, Norvell Tate, BEN HUR COFFEE JMIvicw, 2; Havener, 1. 440 yd. dash, (Juniors) : Beach, Ran'chvale; third, Dixie Stuurt, Mel- Track Meet Winners. Mouscr and Matthews, all of Ranch-vul- rose. lOtj yd. flush, (Seniors): Jarrell. Declamutions. (Seniors) : first, In Our Store on April 30 Hill; Miller, Kanchvule; Pole vuult, (Seniors): F. Hill, I,aura Sheffield; second, F.dna Mc lwr. Texico. Ranchvale: J. Bohnnan, Ranchvale, Cnstland; third, Bertie Curd, Texico. 0 yd. dash, (Juniors) : Cnrrctt, and Singlcterry, Pleasant Hill, tied Declamations, (Juniors) : first, WoJii-nv- , Kays, Wcisunt Hill; Cotton, for second place, each receiving 2 Ouida Byers, Ranchvale; second, Dix- points. ie Stuart, Melrose; third, Glenn Todd, Hop, hU'P, ami jump, (Seniors): Pole vault, (Juniors) : Kays, Pleas- - Texico. "Sander, Texico; Cecil Hill, Rnnch-tfl- r; ant 11 ; Coyle Hill, Ranchvale; Grow- - Instrumental Music, (Juniors) : Austin & Co. Doose, two Sharp, Pleasant Hill. dow, Kanchvule. first, Edith Texico; other PRICE IS THE THING" Ili.p, step and jump, (Juniors) : 8S0 vd. run, (Seniors) : Mills places not announced. "THE (Juniors) : mi, Pleasant Hill; Tate, Ranchvale; Ranchvale; Thompson, Pleasant Hill; Instvuemntal music, FONE 52 Voyle Hill, Ranchvale. Ciinwdon, Ranchvale. first, Frankie l.angston, Texico, other 12(1 yd. dash, (Seniors): Jarrell, UNO yd. run, (Juniors) : Cameron, two places not announced.

Vocal chorus: first, Texico, sec- Don't forget every library book ond, Ranchvale; third, Melrose. in this week for an aecountini;. RANCHVALE NEWS The results of the meet were kind- 'inlay eveuine; April 22nd there Claud Mary licll ljtJinmiii Hrhiinl 1 ly furnished to the News hy I'rof. C. will be a program at the entered 9 No .Monday a A. I'lccnmn, of Kanchvule. vliool. It is the end of school. morning after en absence of time has been taken from school e till iVics oil .uvouiit of her nioth- - houis for the entertainment, as Mr. er's illness. m a : Rose does not improve of slighting .1. M. iiickley visited the schools CLAUD NOTES school work. Tlle-i- !. iho.'llil.g. Mi Tiie .iinleiie class is very inaeiie . To determine the cause of recent on account of vaccination. 1 MMS Th' I'luud lied Cross met at Mrs. wreck on a Pennsylvania railroad, a Cecil Victor and Ruby Mix are in Walter WestfaH s on Wediiesilay, mock collision was staged. As a re- i'hool after one month's absence on 9 l'Alr'l l'Uh. Mrs. Tom Crouder sult of the imitation wreck officials account :" pox. of ioined the class. There have been were able to determine against which Murine ll'dlinaii enjoyed a visit Our Complete Line should be filed because of with lier Mrs. T. H. llollimin, HMstal-e- lvports Koinir around that road claims mother. there would he no more lessons civ Hint road's negligence. last Sunday. Mrs. Ilollman left New en the class lifter last week, but Mexico ten years ago and returned 'Miss Wills infoniK us that she will Man is a d aninud who lat Saturday morning. Sue nou'. Boys' Togs May 1st. By tries to work all the other animals the great progress here. not. leave Clovis ur.ti! iiutleiidiiiK clasi's, therefore, twice a for a living. Was there a singing convention I week, Wednesday anil Friday nfter-- ; here Sunday"! Yes, and Curry and pull out our F, les- - Optimists and pessimists best CJiiiiy house Beginning immediately we are closing , oo-- eur class can finish the visitors filled our and apart. I Aw w ll accoro-- j together when they are far yard. ome again. and Blouses at absolute cost. sons. he class nieel stock of Boys' Suits init to this schedule durinir the rest This is your chance to clothe the youngster in of he month. The class met Friday the Kith at Xtragood" togs at a bargain. Bring him in Mrs. Gilliams'. It was u very had III windy day hut every class member

be of. i to some un- r these are clothes he'll proud was resent. But owinn known reason, probably the . lonK Sixth distance Miss Wills would have had The button . ft to drive in the wind storm, she was KM not there. The ladies practiced the 1 lied niakinir etc., demonstrated the f last lesson and ilid physical culture ; spring suits for men are now cn display W Cur stunH. The hostess served cake and i styles and patterns at reasonable prices. cocoa, lifter which the (,'iiests depart- latest ed n! 5:00 p. in. The class will meet with Mrs. Tom 1 ( rouder Wednesday the 20th, and -- with Mrs. Ora Westfall on friday $25 to $50 the 22nd. Mrs. John Westfall will X entrUin the class on Wedi .'sday the 3 27' h. 4 Wednesday the 20th at Mrs. Crou-der'- s SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE MAN m is also Outlook Club day so the fell members should arrive early as there HOSE, NECKWEAR. will be an important business meeti- ng- 1 will find six buttons down the box plait Mr. and Mrs. Wesley .lohnson en- Eagle Shirt this spring one more tertained friends at a dance Tuesday YOU of an (TP eveninir, April 11. Spanish musicians on other makes six buttons drawn up I from Clovis furnished the music. A incloscfrontformationto prevent embarrassing expo- IniT" number enjoyed the evening sures even with the lightest fabrics six burtons, every - and those who did not dance were one sewn on with twenty per cent, more stitches than Refreshments 1 provided with panics. manufacturers consider "necessary." The sixth button if- served. 1 were Eagle Shirts. Oc Keennh f Hill il V is another reason why men prefer M. mul Mrs and j will leave shortly after school for an extended visit with Mrs. Keenan s relatives in Colorado. wmmmimm The Mott family are out of Small- pox quarantine now. Claud attended the Co. . PHONE,"258 Mnnv from Kendall Dry Goods sinninjt convention at Ranchvale last PRESSING REPAIRING Sunday. rl iRT.TANING . ,vn j The Outlook Club is ordering more than 100 new books for the library J County Clerk

Oldest Established Paner in Currv Countv Official Paner of TJ. S. Land Office

VOL. 14, NUMBER 43. THE CLdVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. SIXTEEN PACES 92.00 PER YEAR

TO SOLICIT FUNDS CURRY COUNTY FARMERS FARM BUREAU DRIVE IS FOR BAND CONCERTS ARE AFTER FARM PESTS. CHAUTAUQUA HILL i" GETTING IN PRACTICE nmun mrin nimn i u In order to finance the band con-- 1 Curry County farmers are going certs by ' SOON bllb AriLAU nArlULI Johnson's band this summer, C01NTI0JJERE after farm pests in earnest now, ac- COUUEI ICE MAY 10 committees will solicit the citizen of cording to Victor of Van Geesen, the "Pst! Pst!!" It was the the town in $750 to Membership Campaign Gaini Big order to raise National Officers and Many Dele- U. S. Biological Survey, who is mak- mayor calling in a few friends Seven-Da- y assist in financing the entertainments. Program hat Been Impetus Through Three Day' gates will be Present at Stat ing Curry his headquarters this week. to witness another wedding at The Kiwanis Club ha appointed com- and Company Says At- Speaking- Tour of Cummings Meeting Here This Month. On Tuesday demonstrations of the Cityt Drug Store. Judge mittees to ark each block and In tractions are of the Beat. methods of exterminating prairie Noble was at hand, and in a this way the work or soliciting the The membership campaign of the The Woodmen Circle Convention dogs, ground squjrrels, field mice and short time Mr. Earl McPhceters funds will be The Clovis Chautaunua will heein Curry County Farm Bureau, which facilitated. for the state of New Mexico, will be rodents given in the Moye other were and Miss Mae Bramlet, of Mel- on May 16th. Plans are being mado days' Those contributing will vote on held started off Friday with a three in Clovis April 25th and 26th. and Pumpkin Center districts, and rose were Mr. and Mrs. McPhee-ter- s, which night in week now to handle the entertainment of speaking tour by S. Fred Cummings, the the concerts Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley, Supreme all farmers in these communities will be held and the majority will set- this year which will consist of a seven national organizer, is going ahead Clerk, of Omaha, Neb., and Mrs. have signed up to destroy the prairie "We can marry them in a tle the matter. The concerts will be day s program. rapidly according to County Agent Katie Ferguson, Chairman of the dogs on their lands. Another dem- hurry in here," said the mayor, held at the city park opposite the At a meetinir of the Chautaunua E. C. Bollinger. Supreme Law Committee and state onstration in the Bellview district "bucause we get lots of prac- Lone Star Lumber Company. signers last Friday evening, W. W. Cum-niing- s' manager New Mexico, Albu- was given today. During the three days of Mr, for of tice." Mayes was named president of the or querque, will attend the meetings. This is stay in Curry County 130 new ROY SMITH HAS CAR Poisoned grain and carbon bisul- 'he second wcddir.g in ganization this year and John C. Luik- - by u Grand officers and delegates from phide the during members were signed up the STOLEN MONDAY NIGHT are the principal methods used store the past week. art was chosen secretary. The presi- all over the state will con- solicitors, and committees who attend the in getting rid of the pests, and it is dent will name an advisory committee vention. are thoroughly posited on the work A 1917 model five passenger Buick estimated that the cost per acre in which will hnve( charge of ticket sell- The will be held in of the organization are working in car, belonging to Roy Smith, was convention tit" clearing the land of rodents is about ing and other matters connected with ench community. stolen Monday evening from east Elks Hall, and the program follows: 25 cents. putting over the proposition. Monday, April 25, 10 m. In the initial drive, the Bellview Otero Avenue near the carnival a. During 1320 about 1,500 acres of Following are some of the numbers Mistress Mrs. Rulph community signed up 27 members, grounds. of Ceremonies, land in this county were cleared of on the program this year: Martin. and Pleasant Hill followed close with So far, both the thief and the car prairie doga, and there remain ap- Vierra's Hawaiian, greatest in ihe Invocation, Rev. W, M. Elliott. 25. Since that time the Pleasant are still missing. proximately 5,000 acres yet to be United States. Opening Ode. Hill committee has reported 32 ad- cleared. Grenadier's Singing Band, spectne. Address of on behalf ditional members, and Bellview has welcome of Curbing Work Hni Been Completed ular music. city of Clovis, Lieut.-Go- Duckworth. reported 32. NEW MANAGER FOR on Munroe and Cement Being Philharmonic Orchestra, all string Response, Mi CusacK. The following committees are at Carrie RAILWAYS ICE CO. Poured There This Week. superb. Address of welcome on behalf of work in the various communities: Hurt. John Temple Graves, one of W. by Pleasant Hill, W. W Hungate and O. W. and Woodmen Circle, I. C. Reiff is the new manager for Rapid progress is being made on America's greatest orators. C. A. L. (i. Barnes; Bellview, Bonnie Par- Hatch. the Railways Ice Co. at this place, the paving in Clovis. The curbing has Ng Pon Chew, Chinese Newspaper City Will Spend $30,251 in Construct- Response, Mrs. ish and J. N. Brown; Grady, Rev. Dora Alexander having assumed the dutit's of his po- been completed on Munroe Avenue mini. ing Approximately 28,000 Feet Talley, Neb. R. A. Crawford and John F. Smith-son- ; Omaha, sition the 15th of this month. Mr. and this part of the work has been The Wells Company, musical nnd of Sewer Extension. Melrose, J. A. C'onley and Mr. "America." Reiff is from Chicago and has been started on Main Street and Grand dramatic. Grove, C. A. The public is invited to attend the with the company there. He is a Avenue and the work of pouring ce- ('has. H. Plattenburg, community Hollifirld; Locust The contract for sewer extension J. E. Randol; Moye and program of Monday morning. brother of T. E. Reiff, formerly man- ment on Munroe Avenue has been affairs. and in Clovis, which has been contemplat- Pumpkin Center, A. E. Douglas and Monday Afternoon, 1:30 p. ro. ager of the company's business at commenced. The contractors are Broadway Jones, N. Y. success by ed for Rome time, was awarded to Mr. Session. B. Douglas. Business this place. working a large force men and the Cohan. A. Claud Fisher, of Phoenix, Arizona, ti From indications there will be At 4:30 an auto ride will be given paving program will likely be com Montague Light Opera Singers, in alt by the City Council Monday evening. rivalry between the the visiting delegates by the Clovis pleted ahead of the date first fig- light opera program. considerable The work wil'.cost the city $30,251 committers in the race for member- Chamber of Commerce. ured on. Mine. Selavanova, on Russia. and the work is to be completed by Monday ASKS FOR FEDERAL ship, and it is the aim of the bureau Evening. Dr. Frank Dixon, National affairs. August 1 of this year. (hut every farmer and business man 7 o'clock, initiation of new mem- SITE FOR CITY PARK Clarissa Harold, reader. Specifications of the job call for In the county be given a chance to bers. BUILDING FOR WILL BE CHOSEN Henry Adrian, story of Luther 'J(i,H(i0 feet of 8 inch sewer line, and MS join. 8:30 o'clock, memorial service to Biirbank. 1,110 feet of 10 inch line, '.100 Y's which public is Committees from the City Conn Later on a systematic campaign the cordially invited. Knofleckova and Company, great 22,000 feet of trench not less than i Congressman Nestor Montoya Aiki cil, the Chamber of Commerce, the will lie carried on in each of the Tueiday Morning. violinist. three and a half feet deep and 0,000 X Appropriation of $100,000 for School Board and the Curry County toe ns of the county. Business sesuion at o'cloek. feet of trench not less thnii six feet Tueiday Evening. New P.O. Building in Clovii. r'Hir Association are now working on deep, and the construction of 30 man- the plan for securing ground WALLACE AUSTIN IS At 7 o'clock installation of officers. for the hole:! with the necessary flush tanks, recention! Nestor Mo,,,.., NYw Mexico's rep- park and grounds. Some- MARRIED AT LIBERTY, MO. (Jet together meetinir and city camp etc. to which public is invited. i ltucntative in Congress, has intro- - thing definite will he worked out in The woi will include a large part ril'ct'1' " bi" in Congress authorizing the way of a soon. WmII iee Austin and Miss Edna Lee The Albuniirrquo drill team will location SCON Smith were married on Wednesday of the outlying districts of town not pul on all floor work and give some tho expenditure of $100,000 for a ijy per system. federal at Clevis. Seeming of last week at the home of the bride served the sent fancv drills. FAMOUS BUTTF.k FAT , !r federal bivlding is small at Liberty, Mo. The young couple mi t.nk. COW DIES Oi FEVER American City Bureau Will Raise CAR STOLEN AND MAKING CROP hut Clov's is entitled to one and the nirv'il in Clovis Inst Friday morning SURVEY Funds to Finance Work of Clovis STRIPPED OF EQUIPMENT COMMUNITY, people .of c tv Mr. Appletnn, Wis., April III. - Sadie and are milking their home at 20!) IN GRADY this appreciate Chamber of Commerce. . Mimtoya'b efforts to Sonne th ap- - Ilcngciveld de Kol, the Hol-- W. Washington Avenue. A. L. Arrff hud his Dodge car County Agent, E. C. Hollinger an- - propriatinii. ti in cow who uttiiined a forty-poun- Representatives of the Anicncun The groom is a member of the firm ,t"len grounds from the carnival nonnci's that the Grady community, butler1 fat production record in a City B. & Co., is a iiui'"au will be in Clovis on April of A. Austin and last Tuv-mI;- nighl. Later the cur through Edwin (i. Ilobba. High School CALLED TO KANSAS. seven-da- lest, and known to Hoistcin 25th to commence the campaign to young man of plenty of business in where was found west Clovis :i had princ'pal. is mailing a eoi.im'.mity breeder.' all over the 1'iiited States ability end has a bright future. The secure finances for the Clovis Cham- - of tires and about ev- M''-- - I'l'-- Hume Din-ami- i ron survey. The blanks were stip - canity and ('aiiudc. died here Monday after Im r of Commerce. The American bride is not known in Clovis but the , erything cLo The of- lcad'-r- I i'f1 - ' merchantable. plied by the comity agent, and tho ''"' Wednesday for I'ar- coiil ra,-- inn mil!', fevi r. She wan 0 City liiiu-a- .News many of the has exceptionally joins the friends ficers have no clue as to the identity Kansa:-- . liore she survey is well under way. Such a sons. was culled old. Officials of the ikc; in l in welcoming' to this city. ssful mincing Chambers of groom her of the thief. of ;h" of leport will doubtless contain much " "court dentil her !iscnri:i t ; ju.-.- newly-wed- s I.ve hi oc't Commerce, having t closed n Tins paper wishes the .( nephew, tie- :.-,- M f i valuable information, both for the I" d eow . fill much happiness. HIGH SCHOOL CELEBRATES campaign at Raton. people in the l.rady district and those They will send experienced INTER-SOCIET- CONTESTS workers interested in that coniniunilv. HOCKENHULL BOOSTS into Clovis whose duty it will be to FOR MORE SIDEWALKS Today is n big day with the stu- form an organii'.ation that will secure dents of Clovis High School. Classes j members and donations that will fi- The Kiwunis Club members plan to wi re "topped at 10 o'clock tliH morn- wsfl m QiHciac WEEK'S NEWS IN BRIEF nance the Chamber of Commerce for have their entertainment features ing, and the annual inti con- cuuu ni iliiu uiiuiiiu a period i f three years. The Bureau while the luncheon is being served in tests began with tennis tournaments. receives a percentage for putting over the future, thus giving more time to A track meet will be held this after- soion May Have Another Revolt. Wrong Girl Kidnapped. the drive. coinx Rebel chiefs, who have promised to 1 The directors of the local commer- attend to business. noon, and declamation contests will i Verda llcown, 3. of Tneoma, Wash- At the Wednesday luncheon A. W. start a revolution on Mav 5 the cial organization have found the mat- be held this evening. Delegates From Many Points Outside ington, has the distinction of being Hnckcnhull made a good talk on side- body is divided into Mexican national holiday have been Hie victim ter of getting the money to pay the The student State Compete with Local Sin- of a mistaken kidnapping, walk building. Mr. Hockeiihiill stated selected, according to reports from expeni.es of the work to be a most two societies Tri Alpha and Sesame ger. Holltne hat Next Meet. She was seized near her home, hound, out- perplexing problem nnd Is that more sidewalks were really more and each year they compete for the Mexico City. The purpose of the gagi'od, and taken to-- Camp Lewis, it believed important than paving and urged break is to elevate General Pablo Gon- this big drive for funds will insure loving cup. All attendance records for com- where her captors discovered that to get behind n program zales to the presidency and oust the Chamber of Commerce plenty of the members munity gatherings in Curry County she was not the girl they were looking down mib's of walks JONES INVESTIGATES as well as punish the assas- funds to operate on. to put several were smashed Sunday when 2,500 for. She was released unharmed af- this summer. COMMUNITY CAMP SITE sins of former presidents Cnrranza many people met at the Ranchvale School ter apologies nnd carried to IMPORTANT CASE anil Madero. within one block of her home. I). W. Jones, secretary of the Clovis for the thirteenth quarterly conven- BEING HEARD TODAY tion Chamber of Commerce, returned this of the Curry County Singing Forced to Sign Check. Convention. Want More Water. A case of much magnitude is being morning from a trip through the cen- W. V. Chuniley, 50 years of aRe, The People in Amarillo a heard here this week bef.-r- e Judge tral part of the state, where he in- convention was called to order was arrested in Amarillo, Wednesday, want better at 10 o'clock in wuter supply. And with Reed Hollman of Santa Fe. The case vestigated the territory available for the morning, and the on the charge of having forced T. S. this in view singing u series of wells will is A. W. Skarda vs. First National municipal camping grounds. contests between classes from Cnvins, president of the First Nation- be drilled in the various of county that vicinity to delermin - where Bank and First Mortgage Loan Co. Mr. Jones was accompanied by C. communities the al Bank of Claude, Texas, to sign a the best supply be of Clovis. The ownership of 3,500 Department Changes Name of Hav- L. Cooper and R. G. Porter, of Tulin, lasted until late in the afternoon. check for $5,000. According to the can had. The city By a commission has the work in head of sheep, formerly the property ener in Order thai it May Con- who selected a camping site for thnt ballot of the members, the banker's story, Chuniley stopped him charge. next meeting will of J. Frank Neel, is involved. The form with Railroad Name. city. of the organization on the street Wednesday morning. be held Sun- plaintiff is represented by Rowells Under present rulings, towns are at Hellene no the third The old man carried an iron chain Calls Special Seasion. & R 'ese, and W. A. is five-acr- day in June. Officers for coming Havener and the Havener, N. M., no more. The allowed lo select e tracts the with a strap tied to it, and the banker Governor Robertson of Oklahoma year defendants by Patton & Hatch1 and W. post office department has changed which will be set aside for them on were elected as follows: John feared that he would be beaten if he bus decided to cull a special session F. Taylor, Prof, W. Mayes of this city and J. M. the name of the station to (trier. The petition of the city council. president; Jeff did not sign the cheek. Following a of the legislature lo pass appropria vice-pre- Hervey of Roswell. station has always been known by the Mr. Jones recommends thnt Clovis Welch, Texico, ; Miss I.ula futile attempt to cish the check, tion bills for state instutitions and forj The case will likely bo finished Santa Fe Railroad as Grier and has select her camping ground on the Mitchell, Ranchvale, secretary; and Chumley Amarillo, where he iiuinic nance oi me glare government, went to today. been so officially noted on railroad Rito Espertu Santos creek, in the llayden W. Jennings of Texico, J. II. was arrested. on April 25 or May 2. These approp- maps. When the post office was es- Conway of Hollene, and 'has. E. riations were blocked recently when Santa Fe National Forest, about 12 MURDERER OF NICHOLS tablished the department gave it the miles White of Havener, advisory commit- Cotton Association Formed. the lower house of the legislature ad- north of the little town of Pecos GETS LONG SENTENCE nnine of Havener, it having been in San Miguel County. The scenery tee. Delegates from five states, repres- journed without notice and for a time Professor Bobo, of Coleman, Tex., 7(i named for Judge W. A. Havener of there is beautiful, and the place would enting per cent of tho cotton it was feared that the state schools Hon. W. W. Nichols returned this S. J. Taylor, of Happy, Tex., pres- growing would have Clovis. make an ideal camping ground, Mr. territory in the I'nited States to be closed. week from Fort Worth where he went ident of the Castro county singing met in Tuesday and Jones says Oklahoma City to attend the trial of C. A. Putney convention, were among the numer- Reparations HOME BADLY DAMAGED fot'med what is considered the largest Committee Busy. who murdered his brother, Scott ous singers from outside the county. in Allied 5MAI.L BLAZE SUNDAY. commodity selling organization the The Reparations Committee, Nichols, there recently. Putney was T. N. Belew's home on North Ax-te- ll Many of the visitors drove for a country. organization will be charged with of The the job collecting war convicted and was given a sentence of was badly damaged by fire Inst The City fire department answered hundred miles to attend the conven- known as the American Cotton Grow- Indemnities from Germany are now 09 years. . Saturday night. The family was a call at 10:45 Sunday morning on tion, and an accurate count showed head- ers exchange, and will have busy with plans for 'collecting the Mr. Nichols, was chief operator for away frem home when the fire start- West Otero Avenue, where two small a total of 480 cars parked around the quarters at Dallas. Oklahoma, Ark- amounts due. Lloyd Premier Gcorg the Western Union Telegraph Co. at ed and much damage was done before sheds and a small house had caught school house. ansas, California, Texas, Georgia, of England, and Premier Briand, of Fort Worth. Ho disappeared in Feb- the fire company extinguished the fire. The houses were owned by Ed The Singing Convention will meet Mississippi and Carolina were France, will North confer Sunday with a ruary and his body was not found flames. Gray. The dnmnge was slight. three times more during the summer, represented meeting. at the view of adopting a plan of action. until several weeks later. 1

THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

Bociatioti. Amarillo took care of the compared with the previous y.iar, ENCHANTING MILLINERY It has just about gotten so that :f to editors royally with banquets and all This year's estimates contain no pro SANTA Ft TO ISSUE a modern girl happened find a and the beau a sewing machine bobbin uiiicial Paper of Curry County sorts of entertainments vision for capital ships. Columbin thimble or of it was it was all free on street she'd imagine that they ty part that rules the waves, not Britainia; the the newspaper The Asso CARD of the mechanism of an EDWARD L. MANSON to the folks. latter has gracefully retired. Clay IffljlUE were parts and go Editor and Publisher ciation voted unanimously to return ton News. automobile engine, let it at to Amarillo next year. Amarillo, Tex., April 18. The thut. Entered at the postoffice at Clovia, Santa Fe Railway announces thut a .. - ". (sup' ''if Mew Mexico, as second claw matter The progressive citizens of Portales PROBABLE ORIGIN OF WAGONS new time card will be effective May under the act of March 3, 1879. saw to it that they got same adver 1st for the entire system. The new Using at the meeting of the Pan' Mankind Slow to Reeognlt th Possi- card will be ready for publication in bility of Quicker TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION handle Press Association at Amarillo Movement by a few days. week. A crate of famous Roose- Means of Wheeled Vehicles. One Year H2.00 lust An important change is the return Six Months $1.00 velt County sweet potatoes and onions Wagons probably to use of central standard time on the were shipped there and served at originated from rude vehicles dragged on cylindrical Plains and Sluton divisions. During Foreiffft Affverliiint Representative Valley will f a banquet. The Portales logs, which di- m I must goon havu suggested Federal control of railroads tho Him II THE AMfcHICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION some day be known far and wide for J the Idea of the axis and the solid viding point between the central and the quality of her sweet potatoes. wheel, even now used In remote dis- mountain time zones was changed OUR They have those raised in eastern tricts of Portugnl. According FARM BUREAU to from Clovis, New Mexico, to Way-nok- a, Texas and Arkansas backed clear off Moses, Egypt was the country The fact that during the last week where Oklahoma. This change was un- the map and the industry develop wagons were first used. The Chinese 13G new members were it satisfactory north- added to the Hlene-Yuen- Wherever to the people of ing into a very profitable one. called the Inventor The fashionables congregate Curry County Farm Bureau, and on an west Texas and Congressman Marvin that Oreck attributed the Invention to afternoon or evening In the com- in who ing summer, our eyes to only nine farmers the county Erlchthonlus, the fourth king of Ath- are destined to Jones secured the passage of a law FARM PESTS. upon were solicited for membership have ens. Wagons with two wheels mny feast such enchanting millinery return northwest Texas to the central According shown failed to join, shows that Curry Coun- to statistics furnished have been the first constructed, but aa that above. In this group time zone. of both ty is awaking to the need of a live by the U. S. Biological Survey, 1,500 Homer mentions four-wheel- wagons, four hats France and America are represented by The enforcement of the law was bureau membership. acres of prairie dog infested land the Invention of which was ascribed models that vie one placed with the Interstate Commerce HOOT in Curry County was cleared up of to the Phrygians'. Much time elnpsed with another. The topmost hat, Seven meetings were held in dif- Commission. change before wagons were from Paris, Is mnde of a fabric having But no order to county the pests during 1020, at an estimat- used for nleasure ferent communities over the blnek cellophane figures henna-colore- d the time was issued by the Commis- carriages. Moses mentions vvnr on a on Friday, Saturday and Monday, ed saving tu farmers of $2,000 the chariots of Pharaoh. Theseus Is said silk background. Another sion until recently. When the Santa where S. Fred Cumminfrs peo- French approves told the to have Introduced chariots among the hat this long drap- Fe Hail way published a new time These little pests still hold sway ing at side, ple of the work that the American Greeks. The Creeks also used two. the as shown In the round card for the Plains division March trike on 5,000 to 6,000 acres of land in hat of navy blue crepe Farm Bureau Federation, and what wheeled chariots, each containing two with bund of 27th, no order had been received. county. They pink roses. Nuvy CIGARETTE thin organization expects to do fori the are scattered over persons, one of whom drove while the crushed lilue was chosen, hnvlng When the order was issued by tho the farmers throughout the United the county in small towns of five to other threw spears. The chariots black cellophane dec- oration, for Its handsome Commission no date was fixed for Stales. ten acre tracts, and are doing much were open behind and had low rival with wheels. black lace veiling die eyes and Amerl-c- a the change of time. When the order Mr. Cummings was pre- more damage than if they were con- The Romans used wagons merely the further distinguishes itself In was received, the Santa Railway centrated in one tract. On the range early and gave different immes to the Fe liminary step toward a thorough nin-vns- s k sntin bat with cellophane they destroy all the grass within many them according to the nurnnno to had under consideration a new time of the county. Every farmer trimming and long lace fin- which they were npplled, as veil that card for the system to be in effect and business man will be given r.ods of their homes, and in the ag- ishes the picture. an n vehicle used on May 1st. It was decided not to to join ricultural districts all vegetation with- opportunity the bureau. And by the Unman Indies. iiisue an extra time card just for the We Sell t every farmer and business man should in a radius of twenty to thirty yards; MARRIAGE RECORDS is short time intervening. join, for every citizen of Curry coun- of their town destroyed. t making! Josh Billings' Philosophy. Mr. Hubert 0, Price and Miss Anna On .May 1st Clovis, New Mexico, ty is vitally interested in the outcome The I'iological Survey is SKINNER'S t Plspnloh Iz the gift or art ov doing I.ou Johnston, both of Canyon, again becomes the dividing point be- of the farming situation. every effort to eradicate all farm Texa, t A thing rlcht quick. To do a tlnng were married pests, and practical demonstrations! Saturday by Rev. I!. tween the central and mountain timt. Might-i-t Every member menus tin added! It J The Grade Macaroni, rlulit ami to do quick Iz an attrib- H. di- of given j Freeman. zones. All trains on the Plains support to the principles for which; prairie tlinr eradication were ute ov genius. Spaghetti, Efrg Nnodlre, and vision from Waynoka to Clovis and on J Iiiiivjiii op- in several communities 'his week. : other Maciruni products. the Farm slamls, and the Hurry Iz often for No, sister, the Link who not ilio Poisoned grnn is being sold at cost, the Slaton division from Sweetwater .;. portunity to help out in (his gnat hut thnre Iz Just nz much dif- jazz into music after1 through the agent, didn't put it in to Clovis and Canyon will be operst. cause should not lie overlooked. county and farnifj ference nz thare Iz lietween a hornet St ail. Hi just crowded the music out. cd on Mav 1st. igs' Grocery can he cleared of (lie pests at u cost and n aunt when they are hoth ov central time after ci yc acre.' them on duty. A tot;111. iv' ('(iv'i.'"riin.I of aproiiiiately 2o cents per hornet never takes PI.UI..I W.1.. News Classified Ads bring results. Th' News Classified HiW get in- any n result : ! ! "! '! Reports Indicate that practically Every farmer whose land is so steps backwards, hut runt ahvns i' should :i ; : travels Just as tho he had forgot sum-thin- it' every cnniinunit.Y in the count;, was fected get busy help to dr've the pests out of Curry represented at Kanchvale Sunday County., ) Dispatch never undertakes a Job when 2,!ini) people attended the for it will mean a great saving in without first marking out the course thirteenth meeting of the crops and an added value to the land. Curry to take, and then folliftvs It. right or f A W i County Singing Convention. And wrong, while hurry travels like a blind among the visitors were singers from RULER OF THE PEA. boss, slopping hi and often, and spends a dozen points outside the state. The I'.ritMi admiralty lias submit- most ov her time In running Into a things, nnd the balance backing nut s The Curry County Singing Con- ted to pariinient comparative state- vention f'.arted a little more than ment of the strength of the navies' of again. years ago as a singing the principal powers ut the present Dispatch bnz dun nil the grate Ad three class mmi hav been In rotors things did in one community. Later it grew time and it places the American navy that this world, while hurry buz been at work at the include two or three communities. at the head of the list beyond any to small ones, nnd halnt got thru yet. ion. Nuvy And last Sunday's meeting was look- (pies' The United States Josh Billings. ed forward to throughout eastern has thirty-si- x battleships, compared New Mexico. to twenty-tw- o in the British navy and ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE The fact that so many people are fourteen for Japan. If the battle- interested in this organization and ships is the mainstay of the fleet there In the Probate Court of Curry that the crowds arc growing with can be no question of America's su- County, New Mexico. m ach meeting shows what a force it periority. In cruisers the American In the matter of the estate of Mrs. Tn order to close the Isaac Crawford estate llie undersigned, as adminis- ' navy has fifteen to Britain's thirteen L. is becoming in the community life J. Huynes, deceased. No. 347. trator will sell the following at public auction at 2:00 o'clock p. m. in the coue'y and Japan's eight. Only in light cruis- Notice is hereby given that James The Convention is now, without ers has the British navy a superiority II. Sommorfrucht was appointed ud- - doubt one of the foremost factors over the American by fifty-on- e to miipstrator of the estate of Mrs. J. for the advancement of community fifteen and seventeen for Japan. But L. Haynes, deceased, on the 13th day! spirit in the entire plains country. this is made up in destroyers with "K-- l of April, 1921, by the Probate Court! Monday, April 25th American and 1N5 British. In sub- of Curry County, New Mexico, and Amarillo entertained the Panhandle marines the American navy leads by that he has duly qualified, and all per-- 1 Tress Association Friday and Satur- lO.'l to .)(! for Britain and only 2.1 fjr sons having claims against the estate Side to lie lield on premises to lie Sold, located as follows; S Mocks west day of last week. This Association Japan. of said decedent arc required to pre- -' of Temple's grocery store on Otero Avenue in Clovis, N. M.. same being lots 7 is composed of the newspaper men Tor the current year the British sent the same within the time re- and 8 in Mock Clovis, and 11!iSoulh Kd wards Street, of the Panhandle of Texas, Eastern navy estimates have been reduced iy quired by law. 12,'cst New Mexico and Western Oklahoma forty-fiv- e million dollars from what Dated this l:!th day of April, 1921. 1 and practically every paper in the they were the year before and that James H. Sommerfrucht, Five Room Weather Boarded Box territory was represented at the as. year they were actually cut in two Administrator. House, 2 Residence Lots, Furniture This property consists of 2 oOxlK) font residence lots, well fenced, with barb and net wire. Tho house is a five room box house, painted on outside and inside. Has built-i- n v papered china closet, electric lights and has porch in 4 front. Vines at porch, water is piped to wash room near back door. There are :8 fruit and shade trees, G rose bushes, one lot broke for garden and some garden planted. Wash room in back yard, cow lot, garage, coal house and chicken house, lot for cow fenced with net wire.

FURNITURE AS FOLLOWS

1 nearly new I lousier llange Stove 1 Dresser. 1 Kitchen Cabinet. - St.M.d Table. 1 Kitchen Stove. 1 !o.-kit.i- Chair. 1 Iron Bed Stead. Mottoin Chairs. ; Pairs lied Sprngs. 2 Folding chairs. . 2 Solid Cotton .Mattresses 1 Ilea ting Stove. 1 (iood Dining Table. AM'Jv"i: 1 Side Hoard. Some fruit jars, etc.

This is a good home and everyone interested in a home either for voiirself or as a rent proposition should not fail to attend this salt!. The year is up and this estate has all been closed, with the exception of the I sale of this property, and as there was plenty of money to pay all debts there Full Line of Repairs for alI are none outstanding, so the heirs will furnish merchantable title to the prop- - E-- B Farm Implements NOTICE THE EASY TERMS ON PROPERTY TERMS Furniture, cash. On house and two lots f:i00 will be cash (same to All Farm Implements sold be placed in bank with contract until papers are fixed up) and balance to our on Easy Terms be paid out at $20 month at 8 per interest. Notes to bo placed in es- o crow until deferred payments are paid out. Purchaser will be allowed to pay any amount or all at any time ami stop interest, or a 5 discount J. H. TRIMBLE & CO. will be allowed on all over $:UX) paid down. J.D. Crawford, Administrator Old Planing Mill Building near City Power Plant Erie E. Forbes, Auctioneer. 0 (vvvvv ((((Ijj fa THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY. APRIL 71, 1921

FOR SALE Westenr Electric wash- - er at a bargain. 200 S. Meriwther. CLASSIFIED LOST Pair of glasses in case with FARM NOTES string on them. Finder leave at s News office and receive reward. Cummings left Tuesday : :-- James Madison Hull. Up S. Fred A D S morning for Fort Sumner to assist in De-Ba- car- two-day- RATE FOUND A bunch of keys at a 's membership drive in U Per Ward Per Issue nival grounds. Owner may have County. The rest of the week he them by calling at News office and will be In Torrance County. paying for this ad. lte FOR SALE New seamless art square The meetings of the Farm Bureau WANTED Laundry work at 720 only been used 4 weeks. $30.00 at membership drive were well attended West Grand. 40c and 50c per doz., 200 South Merriwethcr. by farmers and their families. i i ironing 50c. Also plain sewing. Will come to your home and do wash- If the flour, is Sunlight, the bread Moya Community Destroying Prairia ing. dro will be right. Dogs. FOR SALE New two-roo- m boxed On Tuesday, April 19th County f FOR SALE Good typewriter at bargain. Inquire at News Office tf house, shingled, west front lot Agent E. C. Hollinger and District (8) f garage and outbuildings, West Riolou-ica- l Survey Foreman Victor DRESSMAKING 800 North Clovis. 1800.00. Terms. Will-trad- Van Geesen conducted demonstra- ding Street. for Liebelt lots. Apply News of tions on killing prairi: dogs with fice.. grain and with carbon bisul- FOR RENT Modern light house- poison phide in the Moyc and Pumpkin Cen. keeping apartment. Mrs. Grant, BARGAIN Ford Coupe, 1920 nudel, districts. 212 E. Belden Up six tires, shock absorbers, bumper, ter on steering wheel lock and extra tubes, Demonstrations were conducted price that will save you money. See Mr. Field all for 1600. Will take good note. the farms of E. A. Douglas, me at 113 W. Grand Avenue W. C. pres See Dr. Goodwin. and A. B. Douglas. Eight were 4-- 1 w Tate. ent at the demonstrations and toured FOR SALE or trade for Clovis res- to ace the demonstra FOR SALE Furniture of five room the communities idence property, 320 acred fine every house. Leaving city. 409 North tions at each place and io ut land in Estancia Valley shallow water line up with the community Merriwether Street. farmer to belt. 4 room house with hall and campaign for destroying the prairie peaches, FOR SALE 1920 Ford Sedan with barn, orchard consisting of dogs. All t'rtc irmers in the two dis- of extras, or will trade for good notes, apples, cherries and all kinds tricts were signed up lo uesiroy the wind- L. M. Prino, Southwestern Drug Co. berries and grapes. 3 wells, 2 prairie dogs on their land. Mr. Van 4 miles is equipped to handle your print- mills, lots oT shallow water, Ci'cson is preparing the poison grain The News FOR SALE Buick cat N. M. to county seat, Estancia, for this work and the Moye and goad condition. Would tuke good 97. in Address John W. Johnson, Box Pumnkin Center communities will ing of all kinds in an economical manner. Dr. E. M. Chapman. Box note. Clovis N. M., or J. M. Johnson, soon be rid of the prairie dog pest. (8) 312. Estancia. N. M. FOR RENT l ight housekeeping The Farm Bureau of the Move und A battery of four job presses enables us to 120 North Pumpkin Ccntr districts will Imve a rooms, also sleeping rooms. FOR SALE -- Three miles north ot Friday Wallace. Clovis, one extra good registered meeting at Pumpkin Center handle your printing as it should be. Jersey bull, coming three years old. night, April 22nd. These communi- Some hand painted pic- FOR SALE E. A. ties have been energetic in the mem- Mrs. Cheap. Terms if wanted. tures in oil and wut?r color. bership campaign. 24 4p av. R. E. Bochelle, 100 S. Reneher. Much interest s being taken in the telephones in WANTED 2,000 pairs of shoes to THE PROMISING SPORT HAT rural these communi- we justly pre- repair. Clovis Shoe Hospital, W. ties and believe we can will put Grand Avenue. dict that this bureau local over the next rural telephone line in FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CAR stalled in the county. Lot and two-roo- shack at 805 North Merriwi'ther. 1 The Pleasantllill community bureau has appointed a community to investi- WANTED Man and wife without gate the principles of the mutual hail children, to work on farm. Charlie insurance with the idea of adopting Sorgen, gen. del., Clovis. r the mutual hail insurance in their FOR SEWING, tatting, embroidering, community if the report is call phone 454 or see Mrs. H. A. Corkern, 400 N. Connelly St. The Pleasant Hill community has also asked for assistance in cullina and FOR SALE Carpenter's tools the poultry flocks in their community Practically new. 200 chest , 0. ! TP to eliminate the unprofitable poultry. South Merriwether. community has re- FOR SALE Four burner oil stove in The Bellview in killing pra;r!e good condition. Inquire ut 223 N. quested assistance dogs. Mr. Is community chair- Prince Street, first house south of Hull man of this project. A demonstra- Baptist Hospital. tion for prairie dog eradication is be WHITE WYANDOT'!' KS, Hatching ing conducted with the farmers nt Mr. ftt, eggs and baby chicks. Write for Hall's place today (Thursday.) catalogue. Ulaneo Poultry nrrts, r" - Box liiOO. El Paso. Texas 4 lv- The people of the Melrose are boosting for the Farm rooms, modern FOR RENT Bed Bureau membership campaign as they clow in, gentlemen pre- steam heat, realize its will be hdp-fu- l W. II. Shumate, 420 Demurely youthful sport hats of this ferred. Mrs. to in marketing work. ype Uc worn by the ,ub;Jeu' t,eo" them their W. Monroe, phone 22.1. flanner and matron this summer. Sim. IF YOU PROPOSE building we can1 p'icity nd clearness of line are tha Waging War on Rodenti. depends r. Farm Bureau serve you well. Call and talk it principal fa'.urca; much The Curry County si Brown-Thompso- on mate.. used. has to help the farmers of: n Construe decided crops lion Co., Poom 20, Barry Bldg. 25tfc Curvy County protect their TO CH0CSE SIMPLE CLOTHES! from the prairie dogs, ground squir- CLOVIS HOME WANTED Havi'! rels, sand rats und field mice. 1920 model Ford Sedan, in good Women Who Toil Seek Garments and These destructive animals can bo rnndition, to trade in on a Cbvis Footwear Within Means and poisoned ensily.by using specially pre home. Write me at Tolar, N. M. II Mot Gaudy. pared poisoned grain. The bureau has S. Pouthit. 324-H- prepared n supply of this grain and Those wiiti win-!- : for tl'eir living packed it in one quart and four quart FOR SALE Five room modern mni In- - must ienatlvo Iv ilieli selling it to the to High; flml ( iiitire, tin mutter how op- packages and are dwelling, east front, close of , I : farmers of Curry County at cost c i. i ,u..,l ,l I'lised In cnlisrmiliMII their fllliev lie. iiml Iti no part of It more iluin In materials in it. You can purchase barns. I.cicatcd at 900 North Pile. Hie v wear, says Vogue. Patti-sn- n Feeder lines poison grain at the Will H. Automatic down. this (iiiod terms, small payment . (ill-Is- wIiiim' peor feel, III supported Seed Comnany which is handling rS) See Curren Agency. Iml'je tliln on crookcil i''!:i. over the this poison without commission in or- Mile mill waMile us ln-- walk, should IF YOU HAVE the money and need a der to help the farmers get the bene- The News has the only automatically fed themselves what the timn hehlnd you have a is; it, you have these rod- nt good gun, see me. If of llielr liendlng nnlil ir. If fit of If 'hlnks be money, see - on your farm they should good gun and need same iliev Imve on Iveil limits (for a won- pests in Eastern New Mexico. This crop. job press me, Buy, sell or trade guns. Fred dor) of the strip of calf showing he- - destroyed before planting your prairie Murphy." , low their rhliiMilonsly short skirls. As If there are large areas of long runs fur those w ho 'wen r nil evening slipper dogs in your community you should makes it possible for us to handle I buying and HOG OWNERS am ut Mack satin for daytime street trot nnnlv to the county agent for a dem- - hogs buy heavy shipping and will ling, probably no adiiionltlmi would onstintinn in vour community and profitably. You do not have to send your lighter weights. See effect upon tlietn; one hog' as well as have much ''an help to get all your neighbors to pol W Ikinson's office only nv i; l atrociously bad form. CO) me at Rantey and sen all the prairie dogs on theis places T. W. Stricklin, Box 82, When they chouse a dress of a eon- - big order of Printing away to get service or or write so that the hind will not be clovis, N. m, aplellons kind, they should reinetnher !;r?lfi how loin; they may have to wear It. 'ed. TO TRADE for property in Clovis. and consider how well It will stand price. they have do. 1G0 acres good farm land in Es- the sort of work to that tear easily, that soil tancia Val'ev. good fence and soft Materials 0 easily, that shed I Is. that catch water well at 18 feet. Can be put Si scraps of embroidery In the chair arms Box 97, under irrigation. Address iind door liiiin'les, are not suitable. Clovis, New Mexico. Very brilliant colors do nm look busi- Qm nesslike, and, holding the eye as they It Is FOR acre farm, mile SALE320 do. are things people notice ton often 10 miles from railroad station, and an grow Hied of. To have a taste Daily from Clovis, well improved, fine or- fur clothes nut of thp ordinary and to chard, good barn. Good terms. Would hnvi to live the sort of life which de- trade for land in another section. Ap- mands ordinary clothes Is a condition Task In which many of us And ourselves. ply at News office. and tolve the Only a few- hours out of the 24 can w to comider printing problem (or our to clean your marvelous mod- Job Printing Department IT IS AS NECESSARY blossom forth Into the cuitomort, and each one mattresses as it is your house in els our suiiN pant for. Ilul we can be we tolve givea ui juit io '' your spring cleaning, sa send your terribly smart In plain clothes If we much more experience to mattress to the Favorite Mattress Co. really want to be, and considering that apply to the next one. every fashion periodical publishes This is what keeps ui to be made new and sanitary. Work smart plain ones fur smart plain occa- busy this it why we are and delivered back to you equipped to do your called for sions, ns well as smart fine ones for beet printing in tbe way it Clovis News on same day. Phone 347. smart One occasions. It Is distinctly The should ba dona. Suppoie our own bad taste that lends us to STRAYED One black mare 4 years you aik ut to tubmit pounce determinedly upon the wrong and quota weighs about llnO or 1200 lbs. peeimeot old, ones for the wrong times. prioa. PHONE 98 Two bay mares 4 and 7 years old, wt. about 1100 lbs., one is a shade lighter Anyone can buy a map of Europs W Make a Specialty Printing FARM the other and is short and el than but it takes a prophet to trace the STATIONERY chunky built. They got out March boundary lines. 10th. Notify Z. L. Young, 3 miles west and one mile south of Hollenei Ignorance covert a multitude et ()'2) on J. G. Griffith place. sins that always find a fellow out. mm THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1921.

If you want to be right, use

MENTION J. M. Love was here from Am.''li PERSONAL the first of the week.

If the flour is Sunlight, the bread If it is the best flour it is Sunlight. Fride of the plains Sunlight will be right. flour. C. V. Morrison of Amnrillo spent F. W. Lamar, of Portales, was a Sunday in Clovis. W. 0. Oldham of Portales was Clovia visitor Monday. 1 Clovis visitor Tuesday. lit ULKHiJArW Strong on electric service Toylor Queensware and Glassware at Tire and Butery Co. 4tc. Every sack of Sunlight flour is guaranteed. I) l J ) fin WU ty I . tfTTTtmi Mm. R. M. Hull, who has been quite nick, is improving. II. W. Honaker is spending a few days in Pueblo, Colo. Scarcity of help brings the H When you think flour think J. S. Bobo and family of St. Vraiu Quality and price Sunlight Flour were Clovis visitors Wednesday, housewife face to face with --can you beat it? doing her own housework. Mm. Don Weatherford visited In If the bread ii right, the flour is Amarillo the first of the week. Mrs. M. M. Craig of Texico was Sunlight. This is easily done at a great shopping in Clovis this week. saving of time and labor The best for biscuits Sunlight J. G. Carruth, of Texico, wai a with an Flour. A home pioduct for home people visitor at the News office Saturday. ' Sunlight Flour. A. L. Gurley waa here this week For fire insurance see Doughton from Wichita, Kansas. Homer Smith will leave Tuesday Lan' Co. AECOWfi for his old home in Hamburg, Ark. If you have tried all the rest, try Attorney J. M. Hervey of Roswell Vacuum Sunlight, it's the best. If it is not Sunlight, it Is not the was in Clovis on business this week. Cleaner II' LiLii; best. illtdm by Amwkn Rtdtaior Company) Ranchvale Sinking Convention pic- See our new line of pretty little Ten minutes' work with an ARCO tures are nt Thomas Studio. Miss Helen Johnson will leave for house dresses. Mrs. W, G. Broome, "WAND does more real cleaning points in Texus the last of the week. JP1 Milliner. than an hour with duster, brooms Hi The little son of Mr. and Mrs. I 2rs Pi Luther Lynn is seriously ill this week. For hemstitching and picoting see Mr. E. C. Grisamore is able to be and cloths. Buying an ARCO WAND is a wise and profitable Mrs. Knowles at Luikart's Dry Goods down town after an illness of several rcfiniBh Let Cornell your auto. store. weeks. investment. This is a good time to have it Easily put in old or new homes, done.. J. P. (iovhel was in Clovis from Barb Wire. Field Fence, and apartments, hospitals, factories, Helen Sunday visiting with his Netting. hotels, etc., and will outlast the Mrs. Mary Lyons and dnughtvr, pal building. Costs about a penny a in Amnrillo this Miss Helen, visited day to run. Sold on easy payments. week. Shoe repairing neatly done at Clo- vis Shoo Hospital, 4th door west of Let us tell you aoout the They're stunning these new h.nisc Austin's Arco Wand and what the dresses of ins. Mrs. W. (!. Brnotne, Mrs. Wilson H. Campbell, of Belen, coat will bsfor your building. Milliner. K. It. Hardwick returned the latter is visiting her mother, Mrs Roy part of Inst week from a business trip Simian, of Clovis. J. S. IMunhett has recently com- to Denver. in pleted a new home the ast pari Better price Oldfield and Firestone I Hrco Vvb.kJ mar hint m ( See Ranchvale SiniT-ni- r cf town. the pictures of tires before buying. Taylor Tire and tionptf. run . JKFTSm Convention at the Thomas Stu- Battery Co. en recr. VIII 1U4U llll.--l Nl'.-V- in HltlllX .Mil. dio. They aiv fine. tfc treat you while. I.imu & Sons Grain Tom Morrison returned the first Cx W. A. Clarke, manager of the Con- of the week from Rochester, Minn., tinental Oil Co., is in Albuquerque where he has been taking treatment W. .1. Matthews and Chester Wat-- : this week, attending a convention of at the Mayo .Sanitarium. liins, who live south of Texico. were the Continental Co. Wednesday. Clovis visitors I treat all diseases and disorders of Saddles and harness repaired nt women and attend confinement Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Nelson and Mr. Clovis Shoe Hospital, West Grand cases Dr. H. P. Gibson. nml Il I'a P M Riulwm itiiinirl Fvi Avenue. (S) day from a motor trip to Kl Paso. Mr?. J. R. Walton and daughter, FOUND Many wide-awak- e farm- W. W. Ingram, who lives south of Winnifred, are visiting relatives at ers have found our elevator an ideal Texico, W'as a Clovis visitor Wednes- Coffeyville and Parsons, Kansas.

place to market their grain. Get in day. Mr. Ingram says it is dry but . line with your friends. The Western that the farmers in his community List your farm with us. We get Elevator Company. "Watch us Grow." are not discouraged. the buyers. Reagan Land Co. ltp t (D()

If, you want to be right, use Bring us your grain. The Western The Suprise Store is a union store, 8 Elevatcrs Co., Inc. ltc operated by union men ltc Automobilists, Attention! R. N. Downie of Mcliose was a Judge Reed Holoman of Sant Fe M. D. Steele, Burns Smith and W. Clovis visitor Thursday, is here this week holding court for H. Doughton made a fishing trip to Judge Sam Bratton in a case in which Hereford this week. Made from choice Curry County tho latter is disqualified. wheat Sunlight flour. Delivering goods is fine art, especially in FOR SALK-fnderw- ood Typewriter the a The best for lightbread Sunlight in good condition. Call 120 S. i John Younir of Portales waa a at the line of Automobile Repair Work, and is one that 1 flour. Calhoun. t visitor Wednesday. Up is i It. H. Crook is in Kansas City this not overdone.' The demand for honest work, Okk & Buss have recently finished The bicnd will be pretty Bnd white week buying furniture for the nrw l use Sunlight. redecorating the inside of their res- honest repairs and intelligent service is growing St if you store he plans to open on South Main taurant which greatly improves tho Street at Luikart's old location. who ability, T. A. Quirk made a lius!ni's trip ap; canince of their place. more popular, and the man has the the XX to Amarillo the first of the week. Emerson, P. & 0. Canton, and Don't risk experience and the desire to work, is destined to be i Cnse Listers. See us before buying. your property without ! If you have tried all the rest, try sufficient file insurance. Wo rep- a rather popular fellow in the automobile world. ! Sunlight, it's tho best. resent s.ime of the best companies. Ilougl on Land Co. c Cheap repairs, are not the cheapest in the long Judge Reese of Portales attended p District Court here this week. C. W. In- Harrison returned Wednes- run, and will soon be discarded by the motorist. Mr. Blackburn, of tho firm of day from a business trip to Dallas. The bread will be pretty and white Mrs. Blackburn Bros, Clothing Co. of Am- Harrison met him in Amarillo experience and "cheap help" both undesirables. if you use Sunlight. Tuesday. are arillo, was a business visitor to Clo- John T. McClure of Roswell vis Tuesday. Our Service is backed by years of experience. Judge Insure your wheat crop early in legal was In C'.ovis on business this reliable old line companies. PrivL Some diamonds are worthless, also We specialize in Generator, Magneto, Starter week. lege to cancel policy until May 1st several grades of coal. The best coal without premium charge. repair kinds of is the cheapest. We have it. Lane Curren and Battery troubles. We all furniture at Agency. Clovis Shoe Hospitnl, West Grand & Sons Grain Co.

Avenue. Mi;-- . Thelina Reagnn, teach-Hu'- The Continental Oil Company hasj who is at Tovim, TIMES DEMAND J. L. Nunn, business manager of the him ili new filling station on south attended the High School Amnrillo Daily News, wus a Chivla Main street well under way. It will pluy in Clovis Tuesday 2 night. The fastest and most efficent repair men We visitor Thursday. he completed within n short time. Insure The best bargains you've ever seen Everything for the Auto and Trac- against hail in the Conti- Have Them. nental, in house dresses Mrs, W. G. Broome, tor. Service ANY place, ANY time. Aetna or Niagra three good If American Milliner. Our prices arc right. Try us Elec- companies. Curren Agen- We buy Tires in large quantities therefore can T cy. T tric Filling Station. Phone 04. 210tfc ' Frank Burns plans to leav. the serve Clovis and vicinity better than those who buy D. R. of it first of next week vfor a several Miss Mnurine Reagnn, Mrs. W. 0. Shupe, Cisco, Texas, was a Clovis in small quantites. week's stay at Hot Springs, Ark, Stallings and Joe Stnllings motored visitor this week. Mr. Shape to Amnrillo last Friday where they formerly lived here and was proprie- Surely you wouldn't buy a tire untill you get For iale or trade. Good Curry are visiting friends. tor of the Clovis Steam Laundry. County farms at real bargains. See Dr. T. E. P.esley st our prices! us.' Reagan Land Co. Up Far hemstitching and picoting lee of Roswell, Mrs. Knowles at Luikart's Dry Goods eye, ear, nose and throat, will ALSO ON Mrs. Milton Brown has as guests store. be in Clovis at tin Baptist Hospital Mrd. Edwin Neer and little from the 4th to the 8th each this week, ' of daughter, Marie, of Roswell. C. E. Mauldin of Fort Sumner was month Batteries, Oils. Gas and Truck Tires in Clovia Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Mait-lan- Wm. We handle nothing but best d Mauldin has purchased property in Holdinghausen is in Clovia lump coal. The best ia the Clovis and will likely move to this this week after an extended trip to I; We have a complete line of electrical parts for any cheapest. Lane Sons Grain Com- city. points in the north. Mr. Holding- pany. hausen has recently perfected a pat- make generator or starter Curry County promises to have a ent on a steam engine that promises I Wm. A. Gillcnwatcr, A. W. Hock-enhul- l, record-breakin- g wheat crop. Don't to be a great success. ' Judge Sam Bratton and C. A. allow a hail storm find you without Hatch attended District Court at hnil insurance. Our companies pay PIANO TUNING Farwell this week. promptly and liberally. Clovis Ab- A piano is only as good as the care I stract and Insurance Co., successors care it receives. More pianos are layiur nicest oaiieiy PIANO TUNING Satisfaction guar- to Baker Bros. ruined through neglect than through anteed or no money accepted. Elec- use. To secure the best and most ef- If ij tric and automatic player repairing. John D. Brown is in Albuquerque ficient service, phone 478, or write Shorty Merrill, Electrical Repair Foreman Satisfactory! I tune pianos for $3,50. this week attending a convention of G. ,C. Faulkner, Clovia, ,N. M. With references. R. J. Harris, phone No. agents of the New York Life Insur- the Baldwin Piano Company, Denver, t 232. ance Co., for New Mexico. Colorado. s . THE CLOVIS NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

After House Cleaning Gomes Renovating and Replacing of Old Furniture This store is prepared to supply your every want in Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Drapes, Linoleums and other kindred requirements. The season's best products are on display now. Furniture Prices this Season are Very Satisfactory We anticipated the decline in furniture prices 'and reduced our stock to the minimum for the slump. As a result, we offer you new stock at bottom prices. TT1 oliinson Bros. Ir uraiture ana uidlenaioiigto

on account; that the principal Mrs Milton Brown entertained the Prof. Hobo of Coleman, Texas, TO REMODEL BUILDING NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL such UNDER EXECUTION amount of said judgment was Woman's Guild Wednesday afternoon viaited his brother, J. S. Bobo, at St. ESTATE J. M. Love is making plans to com- $1,2K(.20, nnd that the costs of the of this week in honor of her guest, Vrain during the past week. LOCAL MENTION pletely remodel his building on Main Notice is hereby given that the un- Court were $l2.9.r; that the amount Mrs, Edwin Necr, of Roswell . C'y Morris of Melrose was a Clovis Street which is occupied by the dersigned, us sheriff of Curry County, of the said judgment with interest to Wednesday, Mr. Morris is a American .1c to $5.00 Store. Mr. Mexico, by virtue of an execu- date of sale is $1.:1K2.M0. Leave your order for pictures of visitor i'cw man of that place. Love is planning to extend the build- tion issued out of the District Court Notice is further given" that the :, jt ukui , umu ilv Mini-- vw i" Kanchvalc Singing Convention, fix? irrain ing back alley, and will com- on tin- Rocky Mountain Fire Underwrit to the of Curry County, New Mexico, the undersigned, as sheriff, as aforesaid on nice view mounts, ut Thomas sec Far hemstitching and picoting pletely remodel the into an ISth day April, 1921 , upon judge- by virtue of said execution, on the ers Association, is in ( lovis this week Studio. of Mrs. Knowles at Luikart's Dry Good office building. in favor of May. 1921, at the hour of me insurance on progeny ment rendered therein, 17th day of store. nnd against defendant in an two o'clock in the afternoon, at t!ie litre. E. E. Hull, publisher of the Jour- plaintiff AIRPLANES USED IN action in snid court wherein Y.O. Hill south door of the Court House, in the nal, and Edward I.. Manson. publish- Co has been Barry Hardware FOREST FIRE WATCH .1. N'eel de- - county and ('. L. Sullivim returned Sumluy Sunday was plaintiff and Frank was City of Clovis, in snid er of the News, returned awarded lb- - contract for runnnvr n Mr. fendent, (lid on the 20th day of April, stale, will expose anil offer said real from Hosipic County, Texas. from Amarillo, where they attended steam line from the St. Paul. Minn., April 19. The ex- hifh nreaurc 1921, levy upon the fallowing de- estate for sale at public sale to th Sullivan has recently traded his ranch the Panhandle I'ress Association. to Harvey House. of using airplanes for for- Santa Fe Shops the periments estate, of which said judg- highest bidder for cash in hand, to th'-r- for u huge fur in neaiSugarland, scribed real be a and one-ha- lf inch est fire observation work was found It will two l. 'eel is the said judgment and interest TeXUS, A fence on fire at the rear of El- ment debtor, J. Frai satisfy line and will be run above the ground. successful, according to officials of Mitchell owner, situate in Curry County, New and costs and expense of sale. mer Howell's home on North the state forestry office, who made and re- to make Mexico, t: lots 2 and 'i in block This the 20lh day of April, 1921. Mm. 0. C. Spelter children caused the fire deportment A number of the members of the flights over Ilacaspa park during the The fire was 2 in the Carlin Subdivision to the S. D. DEAN, turned last week from Tcmcka, Kans., a run Monday morning. Christian Church here will attend a past few days to account for numer- on uccount of any damage was Town of Clovis, sometimes otherwise Sheriff. where they were called extinguished before nice ting of the New Mex:co nnd West ous small blazes reported near there. Mis. Spelter's described as the Carlin addition to the the serious illness of done. Texas Convention of the Christian "Hundreds of acres of standing Town of Clovis. MEN father. Church which will he held nt Ros- - timber will be saved as a direct re- Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Notice is further given that said well next week. The convention will sult of speed and efficiency of the The Curry County Chapter of the M. Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth returned the first of the action was numbered 1473 on the K. Hall and be invited to come to Clovis next planes for scouting purposes," state American ltccl Cross wants to see you to Amarillo week from Santa Fo where Mr. Civil Docket of said Court; and that M. L. Sawyer went year. foresters snid. if you are in need of hospital care, the Duckworth has been acting as gov- said was the recovery of last Friday where they attended action for vocational training or compensation sister-in-la- ernor during the absence of Governor Mrs. E. Reiff of New- fools. money had and rccived from said funeral of Mr. Hall's Mr. and T. There are, 61,987 kinds of from the government. Office hours, Mrs. A. R. Sawyer. Mechem. ton, Kansas, are here visiting at the But there's no fool likt the educated plaintiff to said defendant, and that l monday anu rnuuy ui men it home of Mrs. Reiff's parents, Mr. and fool. the judgment therein rendered wa. offj(.c Mrs. A. B. Austin. Mr. Reiff Is with the Railways lee Co. at Newton and is here checking in his brother, Irvln j! I OH! HOW SHE CAN DANCE! Reiff, who will be manager of the ice plant at this place. Com to th. far away tropic, to the glistening of th. South S., The Chamber of Commerce is do- mile- to land, of exotic beauty, where dwell ing a great work for Clovis. Every Her Graduation the all the be a member and con- a people apart, fugitive from citizen should stone that simply must be land, of the earth. tribute toward its support. picture. Here U the port of the muling Phone No. 72 for Numbing and marked with a THERE'S where hide the rebellion., the outcaat, Electrical Repairing. MANY A the heathen. We have some special styles SMILE Radiant among the strange rabble AND HEARTY for school pictures. of beachcombers, rogues and desert- LAUGH ers, of blackbirdrrs, cannibals, s, IN IT. is Mary, "The Idol Dancer," Rev. W. W. Erander, rector of the bcatitious child of the sun, play- Episcopal church, spent Sunday in thing of the seas. Fort Sumner where he conducted services. A beauteous hoyden is Mary, ten- der, carei.ful, loving or hating like Mr. and Mm. S. II. Moss, of Mel- the dove or the hawk. Despising the rose, spent Friday in Clovis, leaving mission girls, capering, dancing, wild- Saturday morning for a six weeks ly dancing, flashing eyes flaunting the trip to Fort Worth, Waco and other PRODUCTION men who would woo her, until out of Texas points. THAT WILL the sea HE comes, sot, laggard, in- DELIGHT sensate, with sin's Virulent grip on The Clovis Steam Laundry has YOU hi. virulent manhood. completed its big well and now they will get water from their own pump- Strange is the tale of their wooing. ing plant. Swift, primal clashes of wills, hatred, jealousy, unconscious desire flaming Willard battery is standard gladly into love of the purest when death lives up to any guarantee of any wou'd reach for her beauty. battery. Taylor Tire and Battery Co.

Mrs. K. S. Bruning of Los Angeles, D.W.GRIFFITH'S Calif., is visiting her son, M. S. Bruning, who has the contract for the city well. MASTERFUL PRODUCTION We have the agency for som: f the most substantia), old lim. fire insur ance csmpanies. Doughton Lnnd Company. C with Clarine Seymour and 1 Keep your buildings insured In i ism. 1 Richard Barthelmess strong old line companies; we nave that kind; It casta no more. Clovis Abstract and Insurance Co., succes sors to Baker Bros. 8 Idol Dancer' II A. Smith, who hai been employ The Jnsu-an- ed with Clovis Abstract and Co., left the first of the week lor Hamburg, Ark.

I am selling Rawleigh's gaod flavoring cheaper than you can buy other brands wholesale. Come in and see me at 113 W Grand Ave. W. C. ROBINSON Tate. 414 "The Photographer in Your Town" Church of God The members of the 119 E. Munroc Phone 145 om nroMlnir n narsonaiie on their ' " " I lots near their church in the north-ca- rt Saturday Night part of town. Amarillo Daily News and the Clovis News for $7.20 a year. S)1 THE CL0VI3 NFWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

promptly at three o'clock by the president, the general devotional ex- -' crcises carried out and (food reports from nil committees were read. About fifty culls to tick and strangers were reported. All members are urged to The Greatest Program visit the sick and strangers and report those in need of food or clothing to the superintendent of supplies. Vierra's Hawaiians Broadway Jones Open discussions of other small GREATEST IN THE U. S. N. Y. SUCCESS BY COHAN matters and the general progress of the society followed. Grenadier's Singing Band Montague Light Opera Singers A motion made and carried that SPECTACULAR MUSIC IN LIGHT OPERA PROGRAM we send an invitation to the ladies of the Tcxico church to spend the day with us at our next social meeting Philharmonic Orchestra Mme. Selavanova to he held at the home of Mrs. D. M. ALL STRINC SUPERB ON RUSSIA Hockenhull, the lust Thursday in April. Hon. John Temple Graves Dr. Frank Dixon I The house adjourned to meet ONE OF AMERICA'S GREATEST ORATORS NATIONAL AFFAIRS Thursday, April 20th with Mrs. Sam StickingType Bratton at mission study. Ng Poon Chew Clarrisa Harrold CHINESE NEWSPAPER MAN READER b one thing and SINGING CONVENTION NEWS Artittieatty Designed The Curry Singing Convention met The Wells Company Henry Adrian Advertising at Ranchvalc April 17, for the first MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC STORY OF LUTHER BURBANK regular meeting of the yeur. pecialize a another. We in The forenoon was spent in singing Chas.H. Plattenburg Knofleckova and Company the latter the kind that will of different class songs and special make your letterheads, COMMUNITY AFFAIRS VIOLINIST nation' songs by leaders. Dinner was spread GREAT cry and advertising matter a at l?'.'i0 and everyone expressed that credit to your business. Q See as the best hour of all. A short pro- --DA- YS -- us the next time you need 7 -7 gram was rendered in the afternoon, something in the printing line. including duets, male quartets, and REDPATH-HORNE- songs led by various leaders. R CHAUTAUQUA Prof. Bobo from Communchc, Tex- The Clovis News as, was with us und did some fine singing. He is representing the Pro- gressive Music Co., of Communchc. used to u flowing cape SPRING IS SHOT We are glad to have him with us, and weur rich RECITAL McGEE WELL robe to show extend a cordial welcome to one and or over his urmor that OUTCOME IS DOUBTFUL. could Tllt' recital given by the Nevin all to come to Curry County if you Young People's he was u inun of wealth and was spared. Harmony Club and Treble Cleff Club Conflicting reports have been re- CHURCHES want to Ileal' some good pay ransom if his life singing. ' ''- But when come into "- - Methodist Church im last ceived regarding the outcome of the Nominating and program cgmmit-lee- s Department use, armored knight and unpro- - Thursday evening was one of unusu-tecte- d McGee No. 1 well in Quay County, met and elected Prof. Oscar Wil- the METHODIST CHURCH By Nornh Josephine Harrison soldier were placed in the "I interest and pleasure. The opening which was shot last Sunduy evening. liams, chairman; and Prof. ('. 11. Con- Sunday, April 21, 11)21. fhorus of ubout forty voices, com-eilh- One report slated that oil spouted way. Secretary. The following were same position, us a bullet could kill Sunday school, i):,."i a. m. We will one of them. Therefore, "f members from euch club, over the derrick and had settled the nominated and for the ensu- thcp,l elected in expect you there on time. Follow the to last week's riddles. was J joined singing the beautiful song, dust for some distance around the ing year: Prof. Jno. F. Taylor, Pres- Answers urmor abandoned. crowd big, little, old and young arc 1. uncle's sister was Tom's The battle chaiirers of which we "Oh Fuir New Mexico" The audi- - rig, while another has it that the ident; Prof. J. D. Welch, vice presi- Tom's coming. Classes for all. great cart horses. When encc was ery large and appreciative, only oil in evidence was that which dent; Miss I.ula Mitchell, Secretary; mother. read were I'reuehing morning and evening by man suys hits no broth-- ! was of course, and the program, though lengthy, held was used to lubricate the machinery. advisory committee, Charlie White, 2. If u he armor ubundoned, then the pastor, 1 1 :U0 a. m, und 7 :,'!() p. und sisters, his would have lighetr and swifter horses were used, it with intense interest from bogin-iin- g the hole had .1. A. Conway and H. W. Jennings. ers father Soon lifter shot the in. Sermons to the point und of one son himself. Thus, if what so cavalry could move more to end. The high cluss music The committee also recommends only the bridged over, and those interested vital interest. Good singing and good simple language, could march rendered would be a credit to pupils that the advisory committee act as he says is put in it quickly, and foot soldiers are anxiously awaiting the drilling fellowship. Come hear the Word. No is myself." of much grenter ngc und experience, committee to draft constitution and is, "That man's father faster and farther. out of the hole. Scrturc. This means that the picture ut which It would be impossible to mention sep- s for this convention and report Senior League, ti :.'!() p. in. A good his own The Duck. arately the vurious numbers hut euch he is looking is that of son. A girl with a new engagement ring at next regular meeting of convenion. a program is being prepared. An- ,". To begin with, one piece of Last week I promised to tell why was enthusiastically received and gen- The convntion adjourned at 4:110 seldom appears to be ashamed of her nouncement of the coming social will 12 long und the duck never gets wet. There are many erously applauded. Although lengthy, to meet again at Hollene on the third string was inches hands. be made. inches long. cut- - reasons. the program, varied as it was, proved Sunday in June. other 24 After A hearse is a poor vehicle in which 6 each piece, the! first, all feathers on u duck s body anything but tiresome. It would be Anyone wishing a convention badge ting inches off It's no trouble at all t i vindicate to go to church. Better go while you shorter niece was 0 inches long and "re thick und smoothe. The feathers difficult to find a more beautiful ag- - may get one by notifying the secre-retar- y yourself when you can convince other are alive, und attend a live church. piece 18 inches long. being so thick, the water does not grognlion of girls than those who pur- at Havener, N. M. If you are the longer was people that you are vindicated. The friendly church. come in contact witn tile air under- - ticiputcu in I he two drills, "When a singer, gel a badge and show your K. n. Freeman, I'astnr. New riddles answered next week. heath the feathers. This is one of; Grandma was Young," and "Little colors. 1 Did George walk around the the reasons why the duck's skin is Maids from Japan." The first dress-ken- t Signed, Jno. F. Taylor. FIRST CHRISTIAN monkey? dry and warm. rd in Colonial costume and with pow. CHURCH 1). Jeff Welch. the However, would be All regular services at reguliu George was trying to tease this alone not dered hair and sparkling eyes made We Sell Miss I.ula Mitchell. get- - hours. monkey which wus seated on sufficient to keep the duck from a picture long to be remembered but top of a barrel-organ- . Put, although ting wet. There is nn opening on could not surpass in dainty beauty The Itestorution movement (known ENJOYED PICNIC SKINNER'S organ, the gland on the back of the duck near and coquetry the charming Jap ns the I Imstian ( hun-h- does not he walked all around the little monkev always turned so as to face the ln,, H is there for the purpos: mauls. The class spirit manifested claim to be all the church, neither is it Sunday was very pleasantly spent The Highest Grade Macaroni, When the making oil grease, and it make", by tlx and of nt-o- the buy the whole time. of or interest enthusiasm 4 laiiiieil that all Christians are inrltiil-- ! by many people from Clovis who d Spaghetti, F.rr Noodles, and boy has walked around' the organ, thi? oil to smear over its feathers to each member tended to make the,.), in its number, but it dues claim to tended the singing convention at other Macaroni products. monkey? j make them extremely smooth and i veiling one of be u part of the true church of Christ Itnnrhvale. Many of the young people has he walked around the unbounded success t slippery, just as oil is used to lub- t'r in the opening Grieg number, mi) claims for its mission the preach- - had little picnic parties of their own, "To What did the cork cost'.' ricate a bicycle. Spring," played ny Kufh "roit, lo the Temple's Grocery of the restoration message, the taking n ing at the same time in the 5 A bottle and a cork cost cents. Thus the water is kept from wet-i- f closing "Tales of Hoffman, Bar- - to the church as it was on vent ion. Among these was one one, the bottle cost 4 cents more than tjnK ibe feathers, and the sl.'in and can'olle, by .Mary t A. 1). :!4. the dale of the posed of M ss Thelma Wilkinson, (ior- - hilders. the cork, what did the cork cost? f,.tltlu-i-- both are kept drv. 'lunch's establishment. il in Wicks, M is: Grace Wicks, Wen- It in inir Lots of men will open a $.1il pot 1). int to ducks ('has. Poston. Minister. dell Foreman, Miss Ruth Hough, Mu-si- n :i. How much are eggs? on a pair of jacks and kick aw- &! swimming on a pond. in an Croft, Miss Kdna Sanders, Solon "What arc eggs a dozen Nellie ful rumpus the next morning if their MISSIONARY NOTES Foreman, Miss Minnie Schultx and asked. wives want to open a $1 hank account NO SPORT IN HUNTING SEAL Air. Oliver Buster. Dinner was spread "Two more for 21 cents," replied for the habv. The Woman's Home Miioiiury So- ("vVt 4' ;Vr. J:i n "otmnu hhI r some trees about a mile east of the grocer, "would make them 2 ciety of the Methodist church met in Gathering In the Helpless he .''ehuol house, the dinner consisting o' Creatures When writini' a in hopes tlmt '' lyertuli.:; ates dozen less." litter AVvi'Wl'Vi cents per li"lunilniir-i-..-.- wij regular business session at the home sal- Simply Evolves Itself Into a IT-- t. ivrn. f a variety of sandwiches, fruit I !M worth" there will he no reply, give it to matron Staler, htnpfl "Then w.ll take cuts Merciless Slaugh'jer. jut fullintr f Mrs. Spade, Thursdtiy. Apri1 Mill. ad, deviled eggs, pickles, chocolate i .ll 0, - ri,l,ll,i..,r said Nellie. our husband to mail. ' ii. 1. ami At one a HA .mi'lato o'clock number of ladies pies, vai'cty of cake and pineapple I J xrt..i. fmmii li:i, k (iiiiiriiiitcc. Kow many did hc buy? Hunting tin- - Icy, ralhered to do some sewing and good the seal from Tj At tfrueri lt and barber, or 2So cream. Some are seldom satisfied l storm-s- rpt must of Newfoundland people fl (r nannroua nptp. rvsults were accomplished with L. t "'Cm to.. Hm.r.rti-.Ma- 4. How f.isl was the horse walking? Is not sMirt ; It Is loll, whereby In this world until they reach the The ll i;ise W.l- - f illed t'i Older News Classified Ads bring results. 1 was walking along a country roinl purl the ev t'oiinillnniler wins Ills next and wish liny were back agai". :i ::i-t- t steadily at the rate of four miles an scanty incisure of Invtid, i,vs Spurn

1 Moments. Tin- hunt is n dull and hid- hour. saw a horse and cart going ::n 1 eous slaucliter, s. mryiiur pack and in the same direction and when saw 1 the swinging and thrust of nu Iron-ho- them they were exactly 'J'ili yards . i gaff, a inireliess ruining of of me. I overtook them in 1.0 ahead blows, with n silent waste of leo all minutes. At what rate was the IT splashed with red nt the end of If. horse walking? There Is no sport In this, nor Is thorn any fear of hurt, for the seal pleads Why do not soldiers wenr armor and whines ll':e u child, even while when they go lo war? the jratT W but eblisn Is i falllne: the Now-- , boys, is that interesting beset with iiiiiltltudlhoiis und unfore-shadowe- M enough? perils. The wind gathers I the Ice Into lines and Jiiins It up . Soldiers do not wear armor in i they can fight HL"!lnst the const, an Innneasuralile, I 1 these days because i , Jugged expanse of It Interspersed with l without it. Kven if they wort-it- better plains; then the Newfoundlander would not protect them the armor takes bis food and bis goggles, and did men who long ago now as it those sets out from his little harbor, nturt-In- g over UPPER went forth to war clad all in midnight Unit at he limy come up it armor, Because now, bulhits can with the puck nt dawn.' Hut the wind 3 h Ya pierce armor us easily as a stone which sweeps the Ice In Inevitably y goes through a window. Men wore sweeps It out again without warning t In nn hour, or n day or a week ; nor I armor long ago because guns had hps? does It pause lo the consider VLJTt. not then buen invented. They fought situation of the men who are '.'ft miles off shorn, with swords and spears, arrows and It veers anil freshens and drives Urn Grady High School battle-axe- good Against these, armor whole mass, grinding and heaving, far would protect a man, for it was al- out to sea, where I: disperse It Into most impossible to kill an armored Its separate fragments. knight in battle. He wore a steel The lives of the hunters depend up- Saturday Evening, April 23rd. helmet and steel coat; bis legs and on the watchfulness of the nlteiiunted feet also were encased in steel. The line of lookouts, from the women on front part of his helmet could be the headliinil lo the first sentinel with- Proceeds to be used for purchasing equipment "The Idol Dancer," the production heat between a Puritaii youlh in signaling distance. await- - i mined but. on going into battle he i w winon ncai iy cusi i'. iii iimn anu mr w Im. ' 1 lague s toll and the was completely pro- - for the Grady community and school baseball teams. H ?iis company their lives, is u masterful lowered it and l nii.gmlicently reckless g by any he Riding the waves is becoming popu-lu- r II .blending of love, drama and comedy u,(.u,,i jf chance did young I in country, especially if it is beachcomber. limit this HH H WHS (Mllll'll ttll'I'ft this :i .as only Griffith knows how to blend vl'nf il Then the Hlackbirder, exploiter of having a wave of crime. ti then), with a mysterious dancing WHS ,iunger 0f his an arrow i nat.ve labor, finds ' I her shrine and pwir into his eye. H lieauty, who is the quest of white men tnmt Yes, murriuge will ulwuys be a cer- breaks the fetters of longing for the did not Everybody !! Thc common soldiers have derelicts in the South Seas, as the tainty as long as wc have people with Puritan and awakens the gin-s- dcre. J complete armor like "a knight, and heroine, will be presented at the Ly- unlimited courage. Met were ceum Theatre Saturday night. lo manhood, A production of many of them killed. What a I ' kni,fht most h'Hn'd was t,,ut ho miM i In beautiful South Sea setting master touches, abundant in comedy When a girl accepts a fellow it is be stunned by ablow on the head an indication that she approves of the i! dra- to contrast the Island love fervor. Be Oriffitl), the genius, unfolds a x e i from a battlc-a- and be taken pns-sur- candy takes around. Invited and see grade of he matic love conflict fanned by a my- this master production at otu.r, If tlmt happened he might be J sterious dancing beauty to a blaJng tin- Lyceum baturday night. killed after he had fallen. So he Charity is religion with its coat off. 1tIE CLOVIS NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921.

ONE FOOT ON THE GROUND HOLLANDERS OF OLD TIMES FORMER CLOVIS CIRL WINS NOTICE OF PUBLICATION THE HONORS IN HIGH SCHOOL. So 3 People Enthusiasm ii fine. it idealism. Colchis, Caucasian Tribe, Free In the District Court, Curry Coun- They Alwaya So is optimism. 60 is fuith. So is KITCHEN BecauM Had Preliminary contests in debntng, ty, New Mexico. Command of the vision. So are a lot of other things. 8a. violin, reading, voice and piano were To the defendant, Aron Holder: But always keep one foot on the held yeeterduy' to select representa-tive- s LBICABlNETEl The Inhabitants of Colchis, set In Ella Hunter, plaintiff, vs. Aron ground. Too many of us are given HQ, l;e, Weitrn I'nlon.) for Little Rock High School the valleys of the Inaccessible Cau- Holder, defendant. No. 1730. to flying to extremes. We lack bal- Asiat- in the state literary and athletic meet "Whin a man will truat his wlf. with casus to the northward of the You are hereby notified that a suit We often let our dreams run an- to be held nt Hope Muy 7 inclusive last. hit name, his honor and hli chll-dr- n ic plains, were the Hollanders of in attachment hus been commenced away with us. We lose all sense of and will not truat her with hli cient times. They were a free and The reuding and debating contests purae, It la eaay against you in the District Court perspective and proportion. When to are on which ha barbarous people, but were Invited to puta th hlKheat value." were held yesterday morning in the aforesaid by the plaintiff to reover things are going well with us we the cultivation of commerce by the auditorium of the high school. Charles Judgment on two certain promissory they will always con- JUST EVERY-DA- GOOD THINGS. vicinity of two sens which were for- conclude that Shinault won the debating contest nots aggregating $1,800 with Interest so, and we merly "lned towards the north, aud tinue to do accordingly over several rivals and Madge Shep-ar- d Even In a family of gingerbread attained by means of It to a great de- thereon and 10 for attorney's foes, neglect to provide sefeguards against took place in reading lovera there Is always a leftover gree of opulence which made them first the and that your property hus been at- a reversal of fortune. The business problem. Try the celebrated. Their territory of small contest. Arkansas Gazette. tached and that unless you be and ap- which are in the direst concerns following to save, extent lay on the eastern shore of Miss Madge Shepard is the daugh pear before this court on or before today are those that overshot traits the last few the Euxlne sen. The greater portion ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shepard, the 29th day of May, 1921, and plead, jje most during the boom. They mark pieces : of It was marshy, and the atmosphere who formerly lived in Clovis. herein, judgment will be rendered Vftiled look ahead. They reconcd humid; they hud frequent heavy to Gingerbread and against you by defuult and your prop prosperity lasting forever. A Custard. Scald rains, a great number of channels In- Upon a ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE erty so attached will be sold to sat- pint of milk, beat tersected their plu Ins, on the banks good many of us do the same thing. isfy and .WiWaVeVWaWArWftrWrWr the yolks of two of which the dwellings of the people the same the costs of suit, all, plain, ordinary gumption After eggs and add one- - were placed, raised for the most part All persons are notified that the as prayed in the complaint herein; asset in world. is t!e greatest the fourth of a cop of sugar. Add the upon stakes. The natives of the coun- undersigned was appointed as admin- that Patton & Hatch and Walter W. for that Mwspasor Gumption embraces try F, Mayes, whose advertieesaeot ar scalded milk gradually to the sugar were (wiulent and somewhat istrator of the estate of Jesse residence and business Your saay hold egg, eiroultr judgment, stability, power to on and and pour this over one cup- above the middle stature, and their Lee, deceased, by the Probate address is Clovis, New Mexico, are prate your Ideas bus rational but not blind optimism, reas ful of gingerbread crumbs which have language wus hard of utterauce and Court of Curry County, New Mex the attorneys for plaintiff. effaotive typofraet been placed In a baking dish. Place ungraceful. Their chief river, the Copy ioal diiplay t ts onable but not unreasonable, self re ico, on the 9th day of February, Witness my hand as clerk of said look In a pan of hot water and bake In a I'husls, like the Ithlne, lost Itself In oewary to get best liance, alertness to the value of 1921, and Ul claims must be legal and Clovis, moderate over for thirty minutes. Interminable sands. Court the seal thereof, at reiulta. With yoar ing before you leap and of counting ly presented for payment within one knowledge ol yoar Cover with a meringue made from the Northern Scythla, Including the New Mexico, this March 29th, 1921. the cost before you run up a hill. Let egg year, or same will be forever barred (SEAL) DANIKL BOONE, buiineo and mn whites, and brown in the oven. region above Kurmntla nnd the for- C us philosophise; yes. But let us not T. Lawson, knowledge tk Prune Cornstarch Pudding. Wash ests of Germany as fur as the fror.en Clerk REMEMBEB printing1 art eat forget that before we philosophise one-hu- and souk over night pound of sea, was a wilderness through which Administrator. We 'at Always fruitfully, we must buckle down to prunes. Boll these In the same water many pastoral and hunting nations The fact thut a fellow is married is I Vow Service advantage. living, remove the workaday task of earning a until soft; the stones and rnt IneeKsimtly roamed Detroit Free Man is a d animal who not proof conclusive that he is the prunes Into Forbes Magazine. the quarters Add one Tress. tries to work all the other animals head of n family. Wi'oVW.ViV.V.V.VAWJWfe cupful of sugar, one-thir- d j one and for a living. oupfuls of boiling water, and n few for- flourish There are 30,000 hoys uml girls en- - LIVED MANY CENTURIES AGO Some men put their best fool If automobile thieves nuicj drops of oil of lemon; simmer rive gaged in boys' and girls' club work Optimists and pessimists pull best ward before marriage and into it af- longer they will soon have to buRiti minutes, tlien add one-thir- of a cup- stealing the same cars over ngnin. in Minnesota. Over $10,000 arc ful of cornstarch mixed with Skeleton of Giant Wombat, Recently together when they are far apart. terwards. spent in prizes and the state officials of a cup of cold water and boll Found in Tasmania, Believed to Be 20,000 the appropriations twenty In one-hal- cup- Years Old. who make minutes; stir mj." every penny of it is worth while. ful of nutuieats. Serve cold with EE iMtifi Miini l A complete skeloion recently discov- 1,000 boys and girls are given free plain or whipped cream. This may be varied by Using other flavoring. ered In tie .Mowbray iiiarsli, on the fur trips to the stale fair, n short course ' Savory Potatoes. Arrange outskirts of the w ild marshy rcLdon" at the agrieiiltural college, or the nine medium sized potatoes in n shallow of Northwest Tasmania eonllnus the n Livestock Exposition. bilking dish, add cupful of exist i. 'ii.(Httt or Itti.lKHl ymrs turn of t 0 (.'lent wombat (one of the pouched 5) Hankers .iun"d $100,00 the water, six tahlexpiionruls of olive oil, members of the pig and calf clubs two onions minced, one tablespoon fid 11,11 peculiar to the Antipodes), id last year. of powdered sage, one teiispooiifiil of ' he illsi every was made by Mr. t.l salt, mill n few dashes of ncimcr. Rnkn I.ovett, It fanner, who was digging it The club work was valued at $."(H),-00- 0 about an hour until the potatoes are drain Into ihe swamp. he year I'.I'.'O. is. Lb for That the soft and brown. The skeleton lay hurled in six feet the anil girls products of hoys efforts Cheese Balls. Heat the whites of of decayed vci;eialdo matter retina on total that amount. three clcs dry. Mix together one nnd sand that was nine the bed ol' a hike. The Dcarbornc Independent. one half eupfuls of grated cheese, one. Mr. Scull of Ihe l.aitllee-lnt- i museum, fourth of a tenspoonful each of salt examined nnd excavated the skeleton Btid papr'ka and fold In the ogu and expressed tin- - opinion that the REGISTERED whites. Shujie the OF mixture Into bulls animal had lived pcru; more than thi size of a hickory nut. Hull fnin L'u.niHi years ai-'- says the London In sifted cracker crumbs and fry In Pally Mall. It. Is tin' only specimen Real Service! deep fat to a dellcnte nrnber shade. yet discovered. In life the animal CT3 The halls will be done almost as soon would he hlirgcr than a mule, with as they rise to the top of the fat. elephantine ami a bead very pjf?a)f?PifQ)n four lets Drain on soft paper. Berve with lunch like a bulldou. Kxperls believe stewed fruit, plain celery or a preen It to be a smaller species of a gigantic vegetable salad. If a dry cheese Is marsupial approaching In size the We are now feeding more used less than the quantity given will Urontosuunis (which weighed SO to IK) people than at any, time we be needed. tons). It has long, bearlike tusks, and SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE TOM ROSS BARN, wns slow have been in the restaurant probably lived on herbs nnd To determine the cause of recent of movement. CLOVIS, N. M. business in Clovis. There ii a wreck on a Pennsylvania railroad, a The present-da- wombat Is n bur reason for this. We are giving mock collision wus staged. As a re- rowing animal from two to three feet n thick body, short Ziour patrons the very best j,os- - sult of the imitation wreck officiuls long, with short, legs nnd very little tall. sible service and plenty of good were able to determine aguinst which things to eat. road claims should be filed because of Wednesday, April 27th that road's negligence. Doing Good Work. Is entirely question OPEN ALL NIGHT Good work not a It's a waste of time to find fault of will power. Often It Is Impaired by n low physical standard. The qual- We have adopted " new pol- with yourself. Lots of people will do SALE STARTS PROMPTLY AT 1:00 O'CLOCK I"1 up to high it for you. ity of the work cannot icy of keeping our restaurant water mark when every faculty, every open all night. This will give function, nnd every hit of your ability physical and (he wheat haulers a chance to Is affected by a rundown BULLS-5- 0 -- Dr. R. C. A. Taylor mental condition. You may be sure 25 DEAD 25 COWS get something to cat no matter that your weakness, whatever Its how late they are in getting in cause, will appear In your work, wheth- It Is unking books or sidling them, SOLD at night or how early they want VETERINARIAN er THERE WILL BE SOME OF THE BEST CATTLE lunching school or studying, chiseling to get out in the morninft. statues or diuuliur ditcbes. AT THIS SALE THAT HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED IN Veterinary Impcctor thii Had one the power to analyze tint Diitrict. cause of his many a fail- CURRY COUNTY. ure could see these tlilmrs standing GENERAL PRACTICE out all over Ids career Insiilliclent BULLS RANGE FORM 12 TO 24 MONTHS OLD. AN UN- n t sleep, lack of exercise In the open Ir- Ogg&B.oss taie Phone Beckley, 102 air, lack of change and recreation. EQUALLED OFFERING OF BREDING FEMALES. regularity and want of system la his Open All Night method of living. THESE CATTLE ARE ALL "TOP NOTCHERS" DON'T The youth who would get the moot out of life, who would reach the high- CHANCE. est expression In his work nnd re- OVERLOOK THIS Disc tain his vigor nnd enthusi- WHILE ARE RIGHT WEAK, NERVOUS, Rolling asm to the last must lead n regular START YOUR HERD, PRICES life. Orison Swett Mardeti In Chicago Dally News. AND YOU CAN BUY THEM AT HOME WITHOUT EXTRA ALL RUN-DOW- N EXPENSE. Lathe Work Sugar Cane. Sugar cane requires an abundance DON 'T NEGLECT YOUR HERD FOR WANT OF A GOOD of sunshine and water and a deep, fer- Missouri Lady Suffered Until She tile soil. In planting the stalks urn BULL. WE HAVE THE GOODS AND THEY WILL GO Tried Cardui. Sayi "Result laid lengthwise In furrows, ttnil each joint semis up n shoot, which later THROUGH THE RING WITHOUT RESERVE OR BY-BID- . Wai Surprising." Cot Along General Blacksmithing produces sinkers. When ready fur til harvesting a Held of sugar cane re- M Fine, Became Normal sembles a corn field, hut the plants Cylinders Re-Bore- d are soiuewl.at larger ami there are no and Healthy. 8 High Class Registered Yearling Bulls tassels and no ears. The stalks at Satisfaction Guaranteed this time have been growing about 12 months and have changed from green included in this sale that are not Bprtngfleld Mo. "My back wsi to to reddish In color, while most of the weak 1 could hardly stand up, and I lower leaves have fallen away. They bearing-dow- pains and would have are cut hy hand with a long knife, listed Catalogue was not well at any time," says Mrs. in of nnd carried on D. V. Williams, wife of a stripped their leaves 6, place. "I carta or small cars to JJie sugar mill. fanner on Route this ARE NOW READY-CA- LL THEM kept getting headaches and having to Kentucky Iron Works CATALOGUES FOR go Mrs. WlilUmi to bed," continues Milk and Meat Prtvtnt Psllagra. describing the troubles front which AT THE SALE BARN. & pel- he obtained relief through the use of Burton Boydstun, Props. The most recent researches Into Cardui. "My husband, having beard lagra. Just published In the form of of Cardui, proposed getting It for me. 313 West Otero report from the United States pub- i "1 saw after taking some Cardui lic health service, make It clear that TERMS OF SALE . . . that I was Improving. The result deficiency of milk and fresh meat In waa a different surprising. I felt like Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured the diet Is the principal cause of the SIX MONTHS TIME, 10 INTEREST FROM DATE, OR person. ' tijr local applications, aa they cannot roach "Later ! suffered from weakness the dlieurd portion ot the ear. Thrr ii disease. and wenk back, and felt all only one way to our catarrhal arafntat. Dr. Joseph Goldberger, to whom the 2 DISCOUNT FOR CASH. and that la by a conatltutlonal rvmeuy. knowledge of I did not rest well at night, I was so Oaiarrhal Deafneea la cauet'd by . an In- world owes most of Its nervous and cross. My husband said flamed comlltlon of the mucoua lining ef pellagra, urges that more cows be In- the Kuitachlan Tube. Vi tu n ihla tube Ii be would get me some Cardui, which Inflamt'd you have a rumbling aound or troduced Into those regions of our B. YEAKLEY he did. It strengthened me ... My hearing, anil whon It la entirely Southern states In which pellagra Is For further information see J. or got fine. I was In cloei-d- DenfneM ta the reault. I'nleta doctor said I along Inflninmailon can be reduced and thta lu1 most prevalent, and that good healthy I cannot to normal condition, condition. reTeu lie hear.." fresh ment markets he estab- cay too much for It" wl, be destroyed forever. Many ceei-- m CLAUDE RAYBOURNE deafneaa are cnuirri by caturrh, which i lished. Thousands of women have suffered an Inflamed condition tf the murnua as Mrs. Williams describes, until they Haifa fatarrh Medicine acta th: .he blood on the mucoua of found relief from the use of Cardui. His Views. COL. GEO. DRYBREAD and others, Auctioneers. Since It has helped so many, you We wilt slva One Hundred tintlara f" ' "She's sweet and simple." should not hesitate to try Cardui If any caee of Catarrhal licafneaa that cane be cured by Hall e t'aoeri, VMiclne. CD "Sounds good. Still, I don't think I troubled with womanly ailments. eulari free. All .Pnirui.'. ' For aale everywhere. E.SI F. I. CHENEY ...... A i care to marry a simple girl." Lou o Tills Courier-Journa- I THE CLOVI3 NEWS. THURSDAY, APRIL 21. 1921.

RAIL OWNERS PRESENT FARMERS WILL CARRY GULF WELL NEAR THEIR SIDE OF CASE DEMANDS TO PRESIDENT. AMARILLO TO BE PUMPED

Chicago, April, 20. Setting a Washington, April 20 Farmers Aniarillo Texas, April 20. Drill- whirlwind pace, more than thirty rail- from all parts of the United States ers at tho Gulf No. 2 are marking roads laid pleas wage reduc- meeting today 'the aus- their for here under time pending the arrival of pumping tions before the labor pices of board the National Farmers Union, materia) which has been expected the today in the finat days pre- decided to take their fight for a re- past two days. Report from the well this Week sentation evidence. in freight to pedals of the duction direct currier's rites Wednesday night rtates material is The board then adjourned until April President Harding. expected today and that it will be a to alljw the employes time in This decision was reached after 2th, very short time until the well is un- which to prepare their reply. spokesmen had con- for the farmers der the pump. Predictions of receiverships and ferred with members of the interstate AT Owners generally display a tenacity bankruptcies interspersed exhibit uf-t- commerce commission to urge lower in holding on, and acreage dealers exhibit introduced by the roads rates. claim, are rather stiff in their prices. to show decreases in outside industry The delegates apparently were dis Some deals are made every day, how- ivages and the cost of living since the satisfied with the outcome of this ever, but none Involving a large block present railroad wage scale was made conference. The of acreage are reported for the week. American 5c to $5 Store effective. All of the roads took the Officials of the farmers' union said tame position as that expressed by President Harding probably would be W. G. Bierd of the Chicago and Alton, asked to call a conference of shippers, CHIC REDINGOTE DRESS the last witness. labor, federal rail agencies, steel and 1- S "The wage decision of July, 1920, other interests which furnish the re'.l- - WL C - roads supplies and bankers to discuss W 1 W (15 understand it, was based almost vv vvc vvc a voluntary readjustment re- say so as to entirely on the increased cost of liv- ucii opcuaia store commerce to Its accustomed ing," Mr. Bierd said. "If that is cor- rect, we feel fully justifid in asking channel and give an impetus to bus- iness and agriculture. a, decrease in these rates of pay, first Mean Real Values on the grounds of absolute necessity, The Chamber of Commerce is do- necnnd, because the reason for creat- ing a great work for Clovis. Every ing the present rate has been remov- citizen should be a member and con- ed, and third, because other indus- you tribute toward its support. If haven't visited our store, don't fail to drop in there tries have reduced their wages." The hoard was flooded with another next time you are in town. Thousands of articles you need DENSITY OF POPULATION that mass of figures today as roads from are awaiting you at the lowest possible price. the west, southwest and southeast The total land area of New Mexico made their submissions in rapid suc- is 2'2,50.'l square miles. The average cession. Numerous ro.;ds told the number of inhabitants to the square hoard that unless they had relief, they mile in IH'JO was 2.!) as against 2.7 would soon be on the Tocks, several in 1!)1U ami 1.(5 in 1D00. There is smaller roads rating deficits at plenty of room for new settlers in Our Specials for this Week the Sunshine State.

The Chamber of Commerce is do- NEW INSURANCE ing a great work for Clovis. Every COMPANY ORGANIZED citizen should be a member and con- In- t. Aluminum pre- tribute toward its support. The Southwestern Mutual Life White surance Company, with principal of- Curtain Scrim, Nippon China Cups TRIP serving Kettle, heavy TRADE PLANS fices at Clovis, has recently been or- 36 in. wide, special value and Saucers, $2.00 BEING PERFECTED ganized, with the following officers: The redingote and the sash both grade features In the spring styles, tlnd grade, with handle and A. I.. Phillips, President. at themselves In favor with the dignified Saturday only Committees have been appointed to S. J. Hoykin, Vice President. and graceful frock lid, this week. make arrangements for the merchants for afternoon, K. K. Mason, Vice President. which Is shown above. It lias an trade trip which will be made to II. N. Hill, Vice President. mitlcrsllp of satin and 15c Hol-len- yd Texiro Karwell, Pleasant Hill, A. V. Rkarda, Treasurer. an overdress In redingote style, which 95c each 95c set Hellview, Grady and Claud on K. I.. McCauley, Secretary. may be either satin or wool. Tuesday, .May 1 0th. Much good will Dr. H. A. Miller, Medical Kxaniiner. he derived from this trip and it is ex- Judge K. K. Kowells, Legal Advisor. The fable of the tortoise and the pected that most every merchant will hare tcachtt us that perseverence have a in Plain White car the excursion. News Ads ge' results. usually gets the gate receipts. Booh all Cups and Sauc- Popular 1 ers Plates to AMERICANS Copyrights 3 match. This week This week ill $1.49 Set to 5$ Stores Continuation of Our 95c each

W T1 1 Tlir ('hsiiiilx-- of CiiiiiniciTc is L FORECASTING SPRING !' i" im making of Ja, ui'yi !i (rn-a- t wiir!. fur Clovis. Kvcry tr;uh;.itr v'lal and iiiti ic'.--f lu i t i i i ... i :n:U ur ii ii r ini.i'u mi' niu! I'n. oh:. A t an cnvidopc In Ibc' tr:!)iiti' CasSi Inward its sii)iint. S' rvii'i' liuM'liu, New Mexico State Nmir.al, .Silver C fy," and enclose in iililillii Ninvs ' Inssifii'd Ails In inir vi suits. H your n:imo and address anil a re-n- .' i hat the "liulletin on Xew NEW MEXICO HISTORY , he sent yon. This Big Event in Ladies' Ready-T- o Wear, which we started last week, Ti at'iici'M of this cmiiify iiuiy In- ..1 in ii movniii'Til tin. Slatr GOINC. 10 SUNDAY SCHOOL? has met with the approval of so many hundred women who recognize Real Val- Xorin.'il at Silver City bus stinti'il for If yon have n.it made your plans ues, we have decided to extend tbi' I'olliTtic.n iir.il filir.ir of lln that of the "nlil xctlli'i's" of in ro here, cniiie and Imp us tbi' Ktnli'. The NoVmiil lias just "'''Ii fhi lillll mark at the llaplisl 'luiivh. will ami ir si'iiiliiiK out a Imllclin It he for you to vivl Ibis wide-awak- e THIS BIG SALE ON! MORE WEEK mi "Smti' anil I.orn History in New sehool. .'io.ii o." Any li'iirbi'i' who bus not The II. V. '. I', will lender a very ii ceived : copy of flu- Imllt-t'- is fine missionary profiain at (i;''ri p. This is a wonderful opportunity for the wise buyers. d ,y the N'miiiHl to simkI fur oni', in. on will enjoy hearmtr them. I! v h ill In' I'ri-i- ' hit tniiilrd on I'l'eaehinir seiviees al ;lll) u. in. U.I Spring brides and women planning summer trips should c&pecially take J Clllltl'lltfl Will il'M'"l I'VlTy 7:'!n p. . ( TM and til,, nme. Ii indiiT, of uhiiti'Vcr i. TMilr, who is in- - C, du vantage of this Eig Sale. V. Sltiiiiph, I'aslor.

Nothing Reserved Nothing Held Back jjii?-- In our big stock of High Grade, New Spring Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, hi Blouses, Petticoats, Hose, Novelties and Notions, in fact, on every article the Tliis lovely frock uf pruy crepe-di'- - clilnn may lu ink' n n a erlli-r- l if PRICE has been SLAUGHTERED and forgotten. Our large stock is being the sprinc styles for iiflernoon wear. It fullllls all the reonlriMiieiilH of Oni sacrificed because we have to have cash to pay our bills now due. mm If, licpiitiliiK wllli I In- - innsl and thai is simplicity. It hns n slip over bodlep, faslenliiR on DON'T WAIT DON'T PUT IT OFF the shoulder, n loni; tunic laid in plailsiinil a plain Iletween IN tln IiIkIi and tho low waistline II BUT COME TODAY rhimsrs the latter and inakps a com- promise between Ioiie mnl short BEFORE OUR LINES BECOME BROKEN sleeves with the Ihree-nnarte- r length, flarini; style. Spring Is written In nil Its details hut emphasized In the eye- i Big Specials on Saturday, April 23rd and let embroidery nnd silk disks that i make up Its decorations. The odd I opening at the front, which distin- on Closing Day of Sale, Saturday, April 30 guishes lhls dress, revealing a little biittoii-lrlmnie- vestee of lace, Is i 'Wt'Jtw,,,.,.. II -- feature of Hie new styles. Often II "Wit glimpses a bright color. it I

BUY AND A man finds it cat y t nongh to gi t HERE SAVE down Hlnnt; after be onto sturtcd Idol production "The Hancer," the bent between a Puritan youlh await- hill. which nearly cost 1). W. Griffith and ing the White I'lagtie's toll and th his company their lives, is a masterful magnificently reckless Ludcy Tiger blending of love, drama nnd comedy yoiinir beachcomber. as only Griffith knows how to blend Then the lilackbirder, exploiter of dancing them, with a mysterious native labor, finds her shrine nnd HMPimi urn who is quest of white men f. lr fli moo"" beauty, the hreaks the fetters of longiiiK for the derelicts in the South Sens, as the L F . MS ij un,uvulJ coUli;ill.CB Purtnn and awakens the gin-s- dcre. oggery il"", heroine, will be presented at the Ly- aoies vuenn tcnipii un lallinpc nair Hot to manhood. A production of promotes luxuriant nmwlh-xli- ln luain. ceum Theatre Saturday night. Dituty. himl'Ji artion lminerilAt and master touches, abundant in comedy tartaln. Honor-Buc- k CilarantM. In a benutiful South Sea setting MRS. E. C. GRISAMORE, Prop. M arugiiita M aarftara, nt aaaa BM to contrast the Island love Bo for aanaraiia Hinplli Griffith, the genius, unfolds a dra- fervor. HI UKTT TICU CO., KanaM City. Ha. matic love conflict fanned by a mys- sure and see this master production at - terious dancing beauty to a blazing the Lyceum Saturday night.