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Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 3

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Greeley, Colorado
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LiNG. MARCH 23, MORNING, MARCH 24, if BREVITIES itley, Undertakers, (adv) THE THIBimB-REPDBMCAN: GREELEY. COLORADO A a I Vaughn Cheyenne was in Greeley Monday. oniislB and P.anneli, efclro- Office- -over Hibbi. (adv) B.v/idy went to Denver gONDS bought and lold, nfleld A Co.

Rain of tills city left (or i Sunday. Mr 'uid4lxWWI. Rogers are In' Mr, and Mrs, N. Swearlnger -were this city tfom -Monte Vista. visitors here trom Kcota Monday.

Fred Brown oTjEaTon was Mr, and Mrs, C. W. Martin visited Ing business in Monday. friends in Fort Collins Sunday. Dr Lodwlck Osteopath.

Office prac-' George C. Brlggs was a business vis- tice, $1 a treatment. Hours 9 to 8, (ndT) (tor in Loveland Tuesday morning. F. Carnahnn was in Greeley Irom See Mrs.

Hill for HEMSTITCHING. Boulder Monday. Ov Bull-Housh store. (adv) Como in and inspect our timeral Mrs, Tjiomaa F. Dobbs ot LaSalto Home.

Coon Sattloy. (adv) was shopping here Monday. rs. Eighth Greeloy 11S8J, this city lett foi Monday. ot Iloggen was a tor in Greeley Monday.

Mrs Campbell was inireeley James Williams is working in the from Ault shopping, Monday. Loveland Read stioo store this -weoK. STEAMSHIP TICKETS-- British and Miss Brma -McMullen spent the Scandinavian lines. A. J.

Cadv) week-end, in Pierce with hev parents. George A. Pomeroy is in Greeley H. Mottler Smith and N. Dixon Irom Rocky Ford.

i Cheyenne were in Greeley Monday. Julia Turner Loren W. Johns. H. F.

Fuerist and 1220 12th Ave. Ph. Gr. 623. A.

Fleming ot Fort Morgan Monday. (adv) Ed Fuerist were in Greoloy Sunday trom Otis. ,11 buy or 1 711 Tenth St. Banghman ot the Crock- Store here is in Denver. Fneeie, DENTIST, over Bookstore.

Gr. 313W. (tdv) i was in Greeley shop- Monday. fl arm Insurance at cost. Dwelling Insurance coat Farm' Loans, per cent.

jjn, er, 203 Opera House, (adv) Mood paralysis, tl or rheumatism, go to house. -fi IT. 1055. a Maternity Home, 1018 Sth street. Or.

roc eeds for music machine. 7S2W, Invalid cases taken. (adv)i I George Sears is back trom a busi- Joe Fioemon ot Pueblo and B. F. noas trip ot two weeks in Chicago con- Powell ot Fort Collins were two out nected with the F.

H. Sears' Supply of town visitors in this city Sunday, company here. Order your Waster Spirella Covset' jhe latest exclusive modes in mil- Dr. S. Elwood, (adv) at the Weld County gar.

mat USED CAR bargain. qral iatsured. (adv) REPEATER-- "The Nautical high school, Friday evening, 7:45, 30e. llnery at Mrs, Collins over Robert's Real Estate office. (adv) BOlGH I BOARDS lust received a carload 01 Boards for Hay Steds and "BrtaKs.

Phone Gr. 12, The Co. (adv SLACKER POLES received I carload of Poles. Phone Gr. 12, rj umber Co.

(adv) a portable fence and glean your sheep or cattle. Phone (adv) early. Mrs. Pearl R53 Rll- AdT. Rev.

W. Cremoans ot the First To the Ladles of Greeley and Vicinity Presbyterian church here went to I still have the handling ot Franco- Denver on business Monday night. American toilet and cooking requisite. Phone Gr. 905 J.

1218 Third street. C. A. Campbell ot the Heuler store L. B.

Town. (adv) here spent Sunday in Denver with friends I Carl Welley of the Kiowa school dis Met was a Greeley visitor Monday Miss Lena Oveson spent the week- and called on the county superlnten- end in Denver visiting Miss Fannie'aeat while in town. Watson, a tormer Groeley girl. i I Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Llttel have re- See our cemetery eiuTpment, it is turned an over-Sunday visit in complete--tent, chairs, port Collins. Sattley. (adv) Sheriff F. N. Hall was an official A.

Dugan, representative for the visitor in the Hardln country Monday General cord Ure was in Greeley Mon-i day transacting business. J. C. and Mrs. -Fredling, pioneer chiropractors, 912 (adv) Lewis ot Eaton was in Groe ley Monday and Tuesday on business.

Mrs. M. J. Goowyn, Mrs. Alma Herc, tord and Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Riley FOUND--tho best place for'hair cut ade up a motor party to Denvei Me, shave 20c. Two doors west ot Sunday. Van Sickle garage. I.

D. Hathaway. Who gives you the 40c hair cut? Mrs. A. P.

Pearce and little son Don't be a piker. I TISDEL came down to Greeley Nunn on 719 7th first door east Camfield Monday afternoon. I (adv) -the Mutual man, has mo 2nd tloor to the 4th block, temporarily, We sell monuments and Mr. and Mrs. B.

Johnson accom satisfaction and Sat- panted by Mrs. Cora" Allen and son (adv) Floyd, motored Sunday afternon the new of. Mr. and Mrs. wall paper remnants' ping.

Those remnants are room lots at a price below (advl nome In iiacon iwonaay aiternoon ati- I er spending the day in this city shop- -ost prices. Geo. D. Home isl fowf to send your friends an card. We have an Mrs.

F. E. Garvench of the millinery department ot the Crockett and Moody store spent the week-end In Denver with relatives. tho guests at a good country supper. I Invite you to come in and see my line ot new and up to date millinery before purchasing your Easter hat.

C. K. Collins, over Roberts Real Estate. (adv) Repeater-- line this season. olc Store.

Geo re i 1 v'! 7:45 30c Proc ds line, ot Easter Greeting 2, for 5c, to 35c Horne Book Store. (adv) lett for his home in sis Sunday after spending a visiting his daughter, Mrs. riiiugh of 121S Tenth street- return'from California. Maccabees Attention K. P.

hall Thursday Maccabees and friends. Iff--, 'tee for Invitation and (adv) A I A Friday evening, for music ma(adv) Mrs. Emma Waldon arrived in Greeley from Denver Monday afternoon to visit for a few days with- Mrs. T. J.

Dyer. For colds, grippe, nervous troubles and chronic diseases, try Sulphur Steam Baths at Mrs. Roberts', Ninth St Phone Gr. 1052. (adv) ot this city went uday ptternoon to nurse Mrs.

Harry Burman, the flu there. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.

Morris of Grinnell, have come to Greeley to make their They were residents ot Grlnnell for 49 years. Thru the efforts ot their son, Wendell Norris, whoJias been in Greeley for some time they were persuaded to come to this city where- Mr. Morris has a position with the Neill Lumber company. PLOWING Have good plow outfit Want jobs of any size. Prices right Call or write B.

t. Judd, Platteville, Colo. Phone Platteville 92J2. NOTICE. Tho Gilpln, Ed Davis, Mr.

Mason-Your storage is past due on H. H. goods; unless you call soon and settle, goods wjll tfe sold for charges. Twist Transfer Line (Adv) Stanley Leafgren, who has been in tlie shoe department of the Park. Merchandise company for the last 14 months, has severed his connections with that store and is now working in the shoe department ot the Reuler store of Greeley.

Yoaman hall may be rented for meetings, private parties and dances. Good floor and electric piano. Private lessons in social dancing. Ph. Gr.

1263W after 6 p. m. (adv) Copyrizlit 1920 Schafmcr Marx onderful Shoe Values I Hundreds of people have patrojiized our Shoe Sale and gone away pleased with out-special reductions. We will continue these prices on all shoes, old or new stock, including the new Spring oxfords and pumps, until the stock is down where we want it. Our terms are cash.

Our Motto: "Every pair for less money." We are npw in a-better position to take care of you, having recently added to our force Mr. Ernest Westenkuehler and Mr. Merrill Baker, young nren have grown up in the shoe business and are thoroly versed in shoe selling and fitting" We call your special attention to our splendid showing of Children's Spring Shoes and Oxfords; also the new Red Cross Oxfords and Charles K. Fox pomps. Special oi- This Week Ohe broken line of Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes, lace and button, sold up to sale price $2-35 Simpson-Easterday Dry Goods Co Successors to The Park Merchandise Dry Goods Ready now with spring styles from HartSchaffner Marx and Society Brand TF you're going to have some new things a suit, or an overcoat; this is to let-you know that we have the early styles for 1920 now in the store.

tfr You know the reputation of these famous goods, and of our store for high quality. There's nothing better than these all-wool fabrics and fine tailoring, Such clothes are money- savers because of the long service they render; you can afford to pay a good price for them, because you get so value for the price. Satisfaction or your money back will "tow Suwst Store,.

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Years Available:
1916-1977