The Deming Headlight from Deming, New Mexico • 3

Men Who Make Good Take an inventory of your friends, Mr. Renter, and make a careful investigation as to the ones who have made good. For sake of argument say there are ten of them and two of them have made good in the highest sense of the word; perhaps three of them have done very well; maybe that three more of them are making both ends meet but getting ahead very slowly; the other two are flat failures. Now find out which ones are paying rent; its sure that five are, probably eight, but you'll find that two are not. Because they had business head enough to stop paying rent, is the very reason that they made good.

We have some fine homes that we will sell on the contract plan in rent-like payments. Get in the make-good class to-day. See us. The Deming Real Estate Improvement Co. Mahoney Building Phone 24 What constitutes a Fully Equipped Car? A stout, servicable, attractive top, with cover, onepiece windshield -integral with body.

A complete set of jiffy curtains- not the old-fashioned hard-to-handle side curtains. Jiffy curtains can be adjusted in a minute, without leaving the seat. 12in. Hall, bullet headlights, double parabolic lens. 6in.

Hall, bullet electric side lights with parabolic lens and battery. Bosch Magneto (assurance of perfect magneto service) Warner Auto Meter (assurance of perfect speed indication and record.) 32x34 Tires, non-skid all around. Demountable rim. Extra rim and holder. Special -ho horn.

Rear-view mirror. Robe rail. Tool kit, Jack, Tire repair kit, Pump. When considering a car note how many of these accessories are The R-C-H "Twenty-five" meets the requirements in missing. every detail.

Crescent Garage Cut this ad out, sign your name and send it in with your verse of poetry to V. R. HON Will state in this space the hour and place that contest will be decided To any person filling out correctly all the blanks opposite each letter and writing the best and shortest verse of poetry containing the largest number of the words filled in, I will give as first E. prize $150, 2nd $100, 3rd $75, on the purchase of any piano sold by me. One trial only each contestant.

The correct filling in to of the blanks will be left with Mr. Clyde Earl Ely, who will act as one of the judges, the other two will be chosen, one the contestants and the other by the by two judges. Contest will be decided on November 30th so as to deliver the piano by X-mas if possible. The verse of poetry winning and the correct filling in of the first prize blanks will be published in this space after contest- -watch for it. Concentrate your mind, collect your and see what it is worth on poetic sense November 30th.

By Rail and Trail to El Paso. "By gum, fellows, she's moaned one of a party of live Deming gentlemen who started to El Pano Tuesday evening in a motor to hear the election returns. This was only the beginning of their hard luck, however, for a few minutes later they were pointedly res quested by the con duet of a frieght train, which they had had the nerve to flag, to betake themselves to the mesquite, Dropped on the sandy waste not far from Lars nark the quintet set out over the ties for the little station house which was some distance on the road to El Paso. Before the blazing fire of the station house base burner the party thawed out their numb and weary limbs and listened to the election returns waylaid by the local operator. The arrival of No.

10 offerred the first means of escape and the marooned motorists finished their journey in a Pullman. The machine was towed into El Paso the next day by a local garage car and is now undergoing repairs. The driver had allowed the water to run out. In the party were H. H.

Kelly, Mayor John Corbett, J. A. Mahoney, H. G. Bush and Clarence Leonard.

It is reported that Mr. Mahoney can hop two ties with great facility, in fact perform equal to any tie artist that has visited this section In many moons. H. H. Kelly can ride wooden horse to perfection, so it is reported.

North Side. Galvanized culverts are being put in on the Borderland highway. The Tyler homestead was fenced in during the past week. T'he pumping plant on the HIlis ranch works like a charm. H.

E. VanSickle was over this week to inspect the pumping plant on the Hillis ranch. Mr. Louver has returned home from Lordsburg. after a several months absence and intends to do wholesale improving on his ranch.

Among the several improvements on Mr. Brydon's ranch, we note 21 new modern poultry house. Miss Miles will be the "lady with the hoe" from now on. A garden spot has just been plowed on her homestead. W.

H. McDonough has his well drilled down to almost forty, feet. More land is being cleared on Betts' homestead. The young people of the Northside and Luxor are planning for a grand harvest ball in the near future. The Western Transfer have haying and closed down their camp this week.

Labor Lost. In the manuscript files turned over to the new management of the GRAPHIC are a surprising number of literary efforts that might better have been expended in a better cause. Most of them would lead a visitor to believe that Deming was about the worst place and its citizens are the most unfortunate creatures on top of earth. The reason most of them were not used is apparent. The following is in the form of an open letter addressed to the yard freight engine of one of our most efficient railroads.

and is a fair sample of the whole: "To the Railroad: "Gentlemen: Is it absolutely neeessary, in the discharge of his duty day and night, that the engineer of your yard engine should make it ding and dong and fizz and spit, and clang and bang and buzz and hiss and bellow and wail and pant and rant and yowl and howl and grate and grind and puff and bump and clink and clank and chug and moan and hoot and toot and crash and grunt and gasp and groan and whistle and wheeze and squawk and blow and jar and jerk and rasp and jingle and twang and clank and rumble and jangle and ring and clatter and yelp and croak and howl and hum and snarl and puff and howl and thump and boom and clash and jolt and jostle and shake and screech and snort and snarl and slam and scrape and throb and crink and jangle and quiver and rumble and roar and rattle and yell and smoke and smell and shriek like "Unfortunate who tries to live and sleep in this vicinity Christian Church Convention. The second annual convention of the Christian Church of the Rio Grande Valley will be held in Deming, New Mexico, from November 12 to 14, inclusive. This is one of the big events in the church calendar and brings many visitors from over the state, A number of very able speakers will be present. Deming is glad to have these people in the city and its citizens extend a hearty welcome to them. The following is the program as officially announced: NOV.

12, EVENING SESSION 7:30. Praise and Devotional J. A. W. Brown.

7:45, Address of Welcome Z. Moore, 7.55. Response and Address- -P. J. Rice, El Paso.

NOVEMBER 13th 9:00 a.m. Praise and Devotional, Bible Study -D. F. Sellards, Lordsburg, 9:30 a. m.

Reports of Churches and Isolated Districts. Report of Executive District I Board. 10:00 a. Symposium, Missionary Co-operation. (15 minutes each) (1) Why Co- operate? Rosco Stevenson.

(2) Why the A. C. M. S. should N.

M. W. T-F. F. Grim.

(3) What we owe to the A. C. M. A. W.

Brown. (4) Discussson-Mrs. Anna Ownby, 11:15 a.m. Convention Sermon- Dr. W.

E. Garrison. 11:50 a. m. Appointment of Committees.

Adjournment. 2:00 p. m. Praise and Devotional -A. D.

Cannaday. 2:20 p. m. Organization of the First Century Church Millard Patterson, El Paso. 2:40 p.

m. Organization of the 20th Century Church Rice, El Paso. 3:00 p. m. The relation which the Auxiliary Organizations, Bible School, C.

should sustain to the Church J. Wilber Rose. 3:20 p. m. Discussion -B.

B. Ownby. 3:45 p. m. Sympo m.

The Church and the Community, (15 minutes each) (1) Its relation to other Churches- J. W. Rose. (2) Its relation to Society and Needed ReformT. H.

Patterson. (3) Its relation to the Individual (the unsaved) D. F. Sellards. 4:40 p.

m. Discussion. 5:00 p.m. Adjournment. 6:00 p.

m. Men's Banquet. Toasts. 7:30 p. m.

Praise and Devotional -Geo. Solnar. 7:45 p. m. Address, Civic Righteousness -S.

Alonzo Bright, Albuquerque. NOVEMBER 14th 9:00 a.m. Praise and Devotional. Bible School and C. E.

Sessions J. Wilbur Rose. The need of a Tuburcular Sanitarium F. F. Grim.

Business Session. 2:00 p. m. Devotional- Mrs. Linville, Deming.

2:20 p. m. District Manager's Message. 2:25 p. m.

Reports from Auxiliaries, Circles and Junior C. E. Societies. 2:50 p. m.

Recitation- Frankie Watkins. 3:00 p. m. Paper, Our New Watchword for 1912-13- Mrs. Sellards, Lordsburg.

3:20 p. m. Solo -Miss Leah Barracks, Deming. 3:30 p. m' Spanish Work Miss Birdie Kerr.

El Paso. 3:50 p. m. Conference, conducted by Mrs. Munson, Deming.

Method of Work Mrs. Barracks, Mrs. DeLong. Mrs. P.

J. Rice, Wideman. Mrs. Sellards. Mrs.

W. H. Anderson. 4:30 p. m.

Adjournment. EVENING SESSION 7:30 p. m. Devotional Mrs. Delong, Deming.

7:50 p. m. Solo. 8:00 p.m. Address Mrs.

Ella Beck, Roswell. Thanksgiving Day "SEAL our Dinner The turkey will taste better--the plum pudding will have a finer flavorthe finishing touch will be put upon the meal if you serve Chase Sanborn's "SEAL BRAND" Coffee "IT'S THE FINEST SEAL very Meal Deming Merc. Co. Good Deming Boosters. R.

J. Clancy, general manager of the Harriman lines, with offices in San Francisco, and J. D. Matthews, resident engineer of the Southern Pacific Railroad at Tucson, Arizona, were in Deming for a short visit last week. Both these gentlemen are boosting for Deming and are favoring the town just as much as it is in their power.

James B. Horn, of Cliff, and Miss Annie Phillips, of Hondale, were married at high noon Wednesday at the Methodist parsonage, the Rev. H. M. Bruce officiating.

The young couple will make their home at Cliff. List of Letters. -Phillips Wedding. Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office at Deming, N. for the week ending November 2nd, 1912.

V. M. Barnett, Mrs. Minnie Beck, Mr. Bell, W.

J. Butler, Jose Cas. tillo, Pedro Cano, Felicitas Chavez, Christie Canning Laura Foard, Mrs. M. A.

Harris, Henry Hunter, M. Jeffrey, Hazel Johnson, Fay McVey, J. S. McPherson, L. Neirhoff, J.

J. Parmelee, Longuino Predrasa, Camela Pena, Juana Perea, Egbert M. Polley, Mrs. C. H.

Price, Mrs. E. A. Reid, Felicitas Rios, Manuel Rivera, Rio Grande Gem and Jewelry C. H.

Roberts, Mrs. Tonie Rupe, Edd Trimble, Thomas Hazel (2) When calling for these letters, please say" and give date. Edw. Pennington, Postmaster. White Mules White Wagon and HEALTH Dangers untold lurk in milk that isn't handled in a perfectly Sanitary Way.

Our Wagon will start just as soon as our big hot water sterilizing boiler is ready (probably Monday) If you want pure dairy products, look for the white wagon and white mules next Monday. It's the SAFE The Little Vineyards Co. Telephone 28-4r Sweet Milk Sweet Cream Sweet Butter Butter Milk.