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COTTONWOOD CRUMBS Mr. end Estol Snyder, former CLASSIFIED Jvyy.v Wf5a ly ion lower Cottonwood farm are now living1 in. Stonington, Colorado. Mr, Snyder is associated with a rel and FOR SALE Horses, Mares Mules matched pairs ol either. ative In the mercantile business.

AttDY ROBINSON FOR SALE One Chevrolet Tour JLouise oayiora ana ner sainer who left Lake Arthur last year are now' residing in Ne York state with a brother of Mr. Gaylord's. ing car. Has run only 7000 miles and is in A 1 condition. Price $400.

AJso one '16 model Ford touring ear. J. F. Donald of Lower Cotton wood has returned from Los Ange les where she visited her children, Helen and Lawrence. Just overhauled and in, first class con dition.

Price $300. WYMAJi'S GARAGE PIANO FOR SALE Thompson up Remember, Boys that-this is Leap Yew, BiitV Mr. Milton McWhorter, the distin gujshed. "geologist of California and no belf-Kesp6cting Young Lady is going to Lake Arthur writes from Lusk, Wy oming, that he is engaged in oil re right piano, good tone, pretty finish finery activities and has been very and in perfect condition. 2-3t REED VERTREES successful financially since locating propose io, there.

He expects to return to i Lake Arthur in the near future for FOR SALE A bank pfotecto graph in perfect condition. Amerr can office. a short stay. Earl F. Donald has mov'ed a stent house on' his claim in Upper Cotton wood and is getting it in order to Ae Srat of Clothes LOST A ladies' hand bag pocket book and several Leave at this office and get occupy by spring.

reward. fx 2 4 THE CENSUS 1 1 Mrs. John F. Ball is busily engag FOR anything photographic, quiring special skill and attention- ed in taking the censns of this enumeration district. The great Portraits, kodak finishing or Photo graphic maps of the Pecos valley oil number.of questions to be answered makes it a slow job.

Some answer fields, of interest to every one-Address, BODDY'S STUDIO. the questions quickly while others So if you want to return the "Oh So Sudden' gag yoii had better giye yourself the "Once-Over" and head for Phone 41; hesitate and think. It will require all the time allotted to complete the REWARD I will pay five dollars for information leading to the identification of the person putting out task and we will know nothing about the result until the information is furnished by the U. S. government.

poison for dogs. DR. C. RUSSELL The firm of Crockett Knoedler FOR RENT Furnished rooms, two purchased and mailed 115 papers of the first issue. They wanted more blocks west of Christian church at the home of the Misses Clark.

but the supply ran out. Tailoring, Cutting, Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing We Cut, Trim and Make all Classes of Ladies' and Children's Garments FOR SALE One Stuclcbaker Six lhe American is running very strong in the "Dutch Flats" and Lake Automobile, price $750. Or will trade it for a Ford. Also one Ford car Arthur precincts. It's getting practically solid vote in both places, in good condition.

Price $300. LAMPTON 2-tf Automobile Repair Shop FRATERNAL SOCIETIES FOR SALE Ancona chickens, th Masonic. Wi 4 best layers in the world. Three aide Isom The following officers of Artesia Lodge No. 28, A.

F. Af were cockerels hatched July 19 for sale. JOHN THOMPSON, recently installed by W. C. Marable 27t Dayton, N.

district deputy, assisted by Past Mas ter S. W. Gilbert, as grand marshal GRASS LAND FOR SALE W. Geo. Frisch S.

A. I have 240 acres good grass land for sale near Artesia. Price $5.00 per Heath; J. J. E.

Robertson Chaplain, E. B. Kemp; Sec, P. acre. Perfect title.

2-tf W. J. WILLIAMSON Loving; B. P. Williams S.

R. L. Paris J. L. P.

Evans THE WAY ON Tyle, J. O. Richards; S. Fatherree; J. C.

D. Carll. TO RENT 15 acres of good land plenty water, one mile east of town Wll make good proposition to any Laka Arthur one. GEO. W.

WELTON 2-4t On the same evening Lake Arthur Lodge No. 35 installed the following roster of officers for the ensuing TEN DOLLARS REWARD Lost, strayed or stolen: one sor W. W. M. Hart S.

B. rel stallion, 3 years old brand on left thigh and on left jaw. Bought Burks J. J. W.

Haven Treas W. A. Hams A. V. Flowers from Bob Burns.

Ten dollars re ward ior same. BEN EAKLE. F. H. Donahue J.

Solon Spcnce. Eastern Star WANTED Wointin to come to home and do family washing, using electric washing machine. Inquire at the American office. The following officers of Artesia Chapter No. 18 have been installed: Worthy Matron.

Mrs. Dora Polk Asst. Matron, Mrs. Minerva Paris Worthy Patron, C. E.

Mann; Sec Mrs. Hattie Fatherree; Treas. Mrs Mary Williams; Conductress, Miss Minerva Eaton; Asst. Mrs Cora Taylor; Adah, Verda Eafcon Ruth, Mattie Hightower; Esther, Esther Morgan. Martha, Laura Warder.

Hatie Mann; Sentinel, Narcissa Speck;" Chaplain, Kemp; Marshall, Maude Wright Organist, S. E. Ferree. THE REAL LIVE Buster Brown and Tige, To PRU CO JOYC ARTESIA, NEW MEXICO Tuesday, January 27th 3:30 p. m.

We can repair that car of yours and make it as good as new LONG EXPERIENCE And careful attention make safe for you to bring your car to us. Manager and former Supt. of Government repair shops, Bordeaux, France Lampton Co. AutooobHe Repair Lake- Arthur. Lake Arthur Chapter No.

24 installed the following officers: W. Miss Myrtle Knox; W. Well Hart A. Mrs. Nellie Donahue; W.

A. Hams Frank Donahue; Conductress, Mrs. Ora Lincoln Asst. Mrs. Grace Harti Odd Fallows Artesia Lodge No- 9, O.

O. F. have installed the following officers: Noble Grand, Dr. Russell; Vice-Grand, M. Stevenson Secretary.

Ed Stone. Treasurer, J. W. Graham. NoMe Grand, Mrs.

Clara Caraway; Vice Grand. Meryl WingfieMj Treasurer, Mrs. Laura Welsh. The Wocdmen 6f the World hate elect, and installed their officers but wet nave ben unable to get a complete Hat of the names. All the above societies, are in a flourishing jconditkMt Free Grand EVERYBODY INVITED 'AN INTERTAINMENT THAT WILL AMUSE AND INTEREST "is, BOTH YOUNG ANL OLD xJ mr, vf souvenirs tojcvery coy anauiri.