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1 FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919 so much better. "I simply will not Finally father summed the have mother cooking in this heat," situation: Susan. he said, "I'm going to become of the sweet our pride and add several tod the family if I stop?" your life. You do no more ended, looking at the coon summer; let Susan prefiv kes around the table spare the and appearing apple pies Mother was little, but dinner to-night. peoride in her da success and Sus decame more and overcame that.

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Herpicide keeps the scalp in a healthy condition permitting the hair to have its normal growth and sheen. It is astounding how many men and women will go through life with little or no hair and with what they have in a very unhealthy condition, when at a very small cost, they could get Newbro's Herpicide and save and beautify their hair. Herpicide is sold and guaranteed at drug and department stores everywhere. Applications at barber shops. Send 10 cents in stamps or coin today for sample and booklet on the care of the hair.

Address: The Herpicide Dept. 180 Detroit, U. S. A. APPLICATIONS AT THE ELITE BARBER SHOP EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LINE Lumber, Cement Shingles Builders Supplies At Prices that Will Meet Every Competition.

Delivery Made Promptly From the Biggest Stock in the County WE ARE THE OLDEST LUMBER COMPANY IN THE CITY-AND WE ARE HERE TO STAY The Foxworth -Galbraith Company Gold Avenue, Deming, N. M. Phone Your Needs to No. 70 and Insure Complete Satisfaction See Our Samples of Engraued Wedding Announcements, Cards, Etr. THE DEMING HEADLIGHT FARM DEPARTMENT (Condueted by A.

C. Heyman) R. S. Trumbull's View on the Demonstration Farm R. 3.

Trumbull, agricultural agent for the El Paso Southwestern, at the request of the county agent made a trip to Deming last Tuesday to confer with members of the farm bureau relative to taking the initial steps of starting 8 demonstration farm in Luna county. Mr. Trumbull foels that if the institution is purely a county affair it is apt to have a very short life. This has been the history of other county demonstration farms. So he advises that if one is started that it be connected up with the State College or the U.

S. department of agriculture. He believes that a demonstration farm whith is properly managed and kept out of politics will be of considerable value to the agricultural interests of the county. On leaving Mr. Trumbull assured the county agent and members of the executive committee that he would co-operate any way he could to help work out this project.

Farm Bureau Proceedings The chief item for discussion by the executive committee of the farm bureau on Wednesday morning was that of a county demonstration farm. The discussion on the matter was interesting from the beginning and the opinion of the committee was uanimous in favor of such an institution. The subject was introduced by F. L. Nordhaus, the originator of the idea of a demonstration 1 farm.

Mr. Nordhaus arrived at his conclusions on the matter by recent surveys through the county and to the farms in interest of machinery and belting. The inferior installations of pumping machinery impressed him to the extent that he thought the farm bureau ought to draw up specifications for those who plan to install such equipment so that such disastrous blunders as have been made in the past may not be repeated. He believes that if the newcomer is carefully guided in the expenditure of his money, both by instruction and by having the privilege of visiting the demonstration farm which is laid out along the best practices of farm management, and where he may study at first hand the cultural methods and the exact cost of producing the various crops that grow well in the county, he will get information that is of inestimable value. Mr.

Holiday, Mr. Ramsey and Mr. Case, other members of the committee, concurred also in this belief. The committee therefore instructed County Agent Heyman to take the matter with the State College and the ET. department of agriculture in order to work out some feasible plan to put such a farm into operation in this county.

The incorporation of the farm bureau under the recent state law was also discussed, but no action was taken. Further information is to be secured on this matter and final action may not be taken until the annual meeting. The reports for the last three months of County Agent Heyman's work were read and approved by the committee, and Mr. Heyman was commended for his activities. The committee on oil leases also reported, and it has just about completed the final shaping of a lease which it is believed will be entirely satisfactory to the land owner and fair to, both parties of the contract.

A special meeting of the executive committee will be called soon to pass on the oil lease so that further delay may not hinder those who wish to take advantage of this lease. Summer Complaint in Children There i is not anything likes so many deaths from this disease now as before Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy came into such general use. When this remedy is given with castor oil as directed and proper care is taken as to is safe to say that fully ninety-nine out of every hundred cases Mr. W. G.

Campbell of Butler, says, "I have used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children. It is far ahead of anything I have ever used for this -Advt. ROPER ISSUES WARNING Commissioner of Internal Revenue Roper has issued a warning to the public against dealers in Liberty and Victory Bonds who advertise themselves as "Government Licensed Brokers." The fact that a broker has paid the special tax imposed on all brokers under the revenue act of 1918 does not mean that the government guarantees his honesty or assumes any responsibility for the legitimacy of his methods, Mr. Roper warns. Mr.

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Ask, while here, for a copy of the booklet, "The Wick of the Willard." STORAGE BATTERY TRADE MARK REGISTERED DEMING STORAGE BATTERY CO. 123 N. Gold Phone 231 ON BEVERAGE Tho all- soft drink guests with with light repasts, goes Serve especially your fish buffet and suppers, lobster dishes, wild game, chafing dish dainties, cold cuts of meats, sausages, is sardines, the cheese or spaghetti. Bevo friend of food and fellowship. Families suppled by groves douggist and dealer.

Sold everywhere Isitors are invited to inspect our plant AND ST.LOUIS ANHEUSER-BUSCH 8-L The James A. Dick Co. Wholesale Distributors, EL PASO, TEXAS in New Mexico Weekly Industrial Review Oil drilling in eastern part of state makes splendid progress. For Sumner will rebuild irrigation plant. Silver City makes largest cattle shipment of year.

Lordsburg ships 1200 head cattle. Feed yard established at Columbus to take care of garbage at Camp Furlong. Albuquerque sawmills are ready to operate. Santa Fe opens municipal market. Torrance reports outlook for a bumper crop.

Estancia's cattle dipping vats in use daily. Hanlon Mercantile Co. of Willard buys, Quay store county at wheat Cedarvale. belt has record crop. Crops of every kind are as good as favorable conditions of soil, moisture and sunshine can make them.

Wheat will yield 20 to 40 bushels per acre, oats more, and every other crop in proportion. This promises to be the best year in the history of Quay county farming. Des gets another business building. Deming business men organize for social and community service. Mimbres valley tomato crop shows 95 per cent stand; $20 per ton paid at factory.

Steins to have large hotel. Steins wants newspaper man to start a publication. Quay county farmers need help to harvest great wheat crop. Quay county's first oil well is spudded in. La Mesa's fruit crop promises big returns.

Columbus opens new theatre. Glenrio receives 30 cars cattle for Bing Cattle Co. Glenrio shipped car horses and mules. Las Vegas gets equipment for rock quarry and local paving. Great wool shortage seems inevitable on account of the European demand.

Federal Light Power Co. at Las Vegas making Improvements costing $70,000. Tres Piedras sawmill moved to MiWill erect modern building. Tres Piedras sawmill moved to MIrandon canon; much lumber in demand in this section. Las Vegas builds addition to hospital for insane.

Quay county's first oil well down 80 feet. Lumber orders increasing and car shortage threatening. Sixty more trucks assigned to state highway department. Half of state's income spent for roads and education. Santa Fe firm gets $277,000 contract for link in El Paso-Las Cruces highway.

Anthony hay shipments halted by car shortage. Albuquerque builds hospital for women and children; also $200,000 hospital for crippled children. Clayton reports striking oil in Union county. Albuquerque Indian school installs cheese making department. Army is in need of laborers at Fort Wingate.

Big rush for Tucumcari lands on in earnest. NEW MEXICO TOWNS READY TO PAVE STREETS Gallup leads in paving activity, 15,000 square yards to S. P. Gillis having let a contract paving Construction company of Arizona. Las Vegas, Raton, Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Clovis and Las Cruces are completing plans and work will begin 8001.

n. Clayton is also going through the preliminaries and may be ready to begin work before long. Roswell is also discussing matter of laying more Record. Chester Atkins is now a member of the sales force in the C. W.

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