Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 6

THE THIBUNE-RKPUBLICAN: GRKfcLEY, TOLORADO Martin Urges THE GAY THIRTIES Caddoa Dam (Ain-clnlnl i i i i 6-- Ilopi'QsoutnUvo a i democrat, Colorado, loday ap- IH'ored boforo Itic projects eoinmiUua uf and harbors congress hi bo- half oC i program for control I I of water In western i Slates. a i explained t.iu proposed Caddoa diim on llio Arkan-Jiis river in Colorado waft uf do- fiirablu WEI lev tiunKfirvalloii projuct.3 and uxulnluiKl Caddua wna l.aU:d an .1 ClaHR A project i the tluns made 1y Mississippi committee. Gcnator Capper, i a Kansas, null) to appear beforu tho comm i ho delivered a statement i const i i ol Caddoa dam as highly botietie'al for southeastern Colorado and also lor Kansas, Tho Bnimtor i a i ho was ready to give any a i to put Caddoa dam thru. City Brevities ItnlEton Dallon apent Tuonday in Dom-ur v.liern visited his parents. Jlrs.

a Cameron has muved to Denver to nmlto her homo. JIl-. and Mra. C. 1.

Gist inolored to Johnstown on Monday. Dr. S. EHwooil motnrod to Donvor a where he was calliM on bust- ncsa. Mr.

Mrs. Harold Burger have moved Ihe a apartments to 201t Mr. nnd Mrs. Duna of Denver wero week end theses In Greeley of Mr. a Mrfl.

E. A. Morgaii. Holm Wclla spent tllo week ejnl In Lovuland vl.iltlni; iir parents, Mr. nnd Mra.

n. S. Wells. CVENINQ, FEBRUARY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, A. Andre of Donvor, Mlsse.

Homor Rickets ot Baton, Ray Andro McBilamca W. Coons of Denver, Frank saint and Ethel Smith o( of Peckham, John Audro of Qrecley, Smith of Greeley, Fred Grosaalnt ol II. H. Patent Delmar Grossaint of OrvJllo Orosaaiiu of Groeley, and Mr ireeley, Groasalnt of Kersey. 'IQLV Been PAPERS FOR HEARLV A YEAR OLD 5KIHFLINT OWi-V GIVES ME FIFTEEN CENTS FOR '6M BAER WOULD Be A LIGHTWEIGHT HIS Ilinins Mclii ot ton I I 6 Miss tlier of (r.

a a Sirs, on, IB, Vlvl rlha LU Mra. SHOULD A PUT A C.OUPLE OF Mr. dlnll Ma ilys Lot (rB. Jo ibs n'Ci THE PAY OUT OP PAPEK re: Mr. I Mrs.

a. Osca gjlie wl Paul Anderson and R. C. er, both teachers In Iho Brush schools, epont the week ond (n Greeley, rc- to llrusli Sunday evening. Dorothy Var.Oorder, daughter of Mr.

and Mra. i i a VanOorder, was takoii to the hospital Tuesday morning for treatment. Mrs. Corrlgan returned to lier work nt the Voguo shop on Mon- E. 11.

Dcttrlck of Lovelantl w.ia In Grceloy Tuesday to attend tho a ol J. Fred SUrkey. Mr. nnd Mrs. J.

Raymond Hembrey and eon. John, inolored to Cheyenne on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. A.

V. Anderson spent Monday In Fort Urishtou, and A a Sigma A a A a Club Saturday Alpha Sigma Alpha Alumnae club meeting was held at Tho Tines tea Ing will be held Saturday afternoon for bridge. Episcopal Mrs. Smith of To Speak Here on i a Mrs. J.

Uoy Smith of Denver, vfco president of tlio National Council ot Federated Women, will bo Kueat speaker at the meeting oC tho Women's Missionary Federation 'Friday a at 2:30. Tho meet- In the i All membera ani Denver, where they went on business. i BOs were Pern Fonder, anyone else hiterosled are Invited. i a Celebrate Miss Fay or Fort Collins was a JCB3le High I iscore tbe aEtornoon was made- In over thn wook end "cure or a was made, if nnrt Mrs Moore I Gertrude Newel). consolation by i i Anniversary 3f ifr.

and Moore. I i Ilutchinson. 1 Mr an 5" Ornasalnt ce day. alter away two wooka bc- Mrs. M.

D. Van Busklrli and family I Those present included the i guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

Glover In Salle. cauae of Illness. Corrlgau la one of the uroiii'lolora of tho ahovj. Virginia Mot-gun, student nt Colorado Scute- college and a member of Delta t'lii Oniefia sorority, was nd- miltod to Hie Cirueley hospital Monday Jor a I K. N.

Ctxrbaush lias boon transferred us bnail or tin a market of the store in Longmont to Miss Gladys Bell, dean of women at dailies Florence Anderson. Jo Sanders. ot tlle ir home eaat I Davis, Gertrude Nawcll, Louise' Sunday evening. Numoroui i- bratad their Gllver wwldlns armiver- eaat of Greeley friends Nelson. a 11 relatives came to spend tho eve- Misses Edrls Warner.

Winifred 1 w'lh them In playlnj; bridge and Denver i i wus In Orecloy i a Josephine Wntorhouan, Margaret varied forms of amuaements. Ilefresh- tho weak ond visiting her iiarents. Sanders, Hllllo Hutclilnsou and Marion ments were served to the entire group. Mr. and Mm.

Gem-go C. Dell. Ilehrens. Those present Included Messrs, and the street store I i lie and his a i will live at 821 Slxlh street. Louis Giersch of Sterling, Kd Gotch anil Tom Drew of Elgin, Charlofi a i til Denver, Marion i of i i and Diiane Kendel of Greoiey are now pledges of the Lambda a a Kapua a i Mrs.

J. T. Jackson and nci- daiigli- tern. Opal and 'Mrs. N.

Suave, returned to i home in Colorado Springs after spending the week ond with llieir i Mrs. J. O. Jono3. hero.

i McDowell of Colorado Springs a a was In Greeley for a short i Mou- Has Lovely i day, i i i i his parents, Mr. i Members of Sally-Derta. club nnd Mrs. J. L.

McDowell. met with Mra. Merta Kri- Evelyn Allen, who employed In Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.

lidwln Law of Severance wero luncheon guests and Mrs. 11. P. Wostra at i homo Tuesday. On Saturday, Mr.

and Mn. Weatru Fort Morgan, was a guest in Greeley Tuesday of lOvclyn Uresnahan. She returned to Morgan In tho evening. Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. Percy i ami a i spent Sunday In they wero guests of the A.

C. Felaud a i Galeton Junior Play To Be Given Friday "Clarence Decides." the Junior class play ot Galeion, will be given Friday i 8, instead of Vcb- 6 ns was first announced. Admlsnion foe will be 30 cents for children and 20 cents lor adults. Everyone Is urged to a this farce In threa acts which their daughter, 8 run a action, and is sure day a i i members und two (iucats, Mrs. Lucille Tood and Alice TlRgett, guests.

A birthday gilL was given Mns. I'carl Coffin as she lias a i a in a a Social hour 1 wus spent visiting and sowing. a i cut a in vul online motif wore served by tho hostess. Next meeting of tho club will ho held March 1 i Mra. a Hutche- aoii eaat ol tTaton.

Park Church Woman'j Society Thursday Woman's Soclely of the Park Con-, gragational church will meet Fob. 7 at 3 p. in. at tbe church to hear Mra. A.

Leo PlioVps eneak on "Religion Thru Literature." M. O. Club Postponed Members of M. n. O.

club changed the- dale of their were guests at tho T. A. Ireland home to in Severance. Miss Mildred Shields. Mrs.

Charles KaDEp.il. ami Jim White spent Monday In Denver, called there by the snrioin Illness of Mias Shields' a Hubert BhlalclH. lie contracted pneumonia and Is in tho Mercy hospital, his condition being vt-ry critical. Mrs. Dorothy of a haa been appointed relief I a i In Greeley, nnd baa taken tcnipoTai'y i at the C.

T- Ahlstrand homo. On a Imr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy E. Clnlccmt, i i her here, three i i at noon at The I'lnoa tearoom.

Edith Southard and All I a a i of Greeley wero among tho gurats at an i a a given a evening In honor of A A i J'crslan dent at the A i a college lit Fort Collins who spent the in Oreeloy, by 'Mr. und MM. G. C. Hone- ham at i In Collins.

Aghass leavea anon for Carolina where he will do special a i a work. Dance a at Scoley's Lake for rent tor private dances or parties. Ph. Ited enjoyed. have aud will hold it Feb.

14 rather i Feb. 7. IB to be at the same place. FORD GAVE YOU THE V-B TRUCK ENGINE THE FULL FLOATING REAR AXLE phest Colds Best treated without "dosing" STAINLESS now, if you prefer THE TIME TO CHECK A COLD thtt Indifltr- ec of people thrrrmJva the tor td Mrlut. For it ciuxht in iu rtrrt of with dM of Dr.

Plitt'i RINEX trwcriptioa io M.ny keep it the offlf or ihop, In by Ukinr Tery fiitt to Uirouzh entire wlnur vltbout Hrioui cold All recommend Dr. PUtt'j I pre- terlpUon It it tor ud cbU- and doea work tiukldy. Get it at A A STORF Another ADVANCED TRUCK FEATURE entered new era of econ- omy when Ford engineers give you the V-8 iruck engine, (he full-floating rear and the other truck-built features that arc today saving money for thousands of Ford V-8 users. For 1935, Ford engineers have added improvements than enable you to make new demands on your truck--that will further reduce your operating stnd maintenance cost. Perhaps your tire wear is okay.

Perhaps your brakes arc giving efficient, long service. Maybe you have no complaint about the your truck it standing up or ANOTHER. YEAR another scn- satiun! Once again Chrysler is the talk of the industry with die new Aimream and Airflow Chryslers for 1935. It's clear Chryilrr wright distribution, aipmneeredon the Airflow, hai let all carl (Currying to the comfort it givci. It's clear that Airflow pioneering for real roominess juicl comfort hai set everybody tuivinj tobuild roomier can.

Meanwhile, Chrysler haj foae even further ahead. With new flair and beauty for Airflovi'i icicntific Wilh the brilliant new Cbrycler Air- itreams, instiled by a year's lead and year'i ejcpericncc with Airflow. With the molt effortlcjs cruijing ipecd you ever tried. With greater safety based on mutually reinforcing bodies and frames. With new lyncro- litent transmissions further refined Floating Power literally tkjzeni of fine new awaiting your trial.

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f. CHRYSLER AND rLYMOUTH A A Password Coupon ED EC CAUpoa. Ukt CE to tail, ytwr copy of Allea'i no ike TOUT Wf Lie in ibc In ftoJ kd4riM below. rac of the (crrke pa AJio wtlte- A a i i I i Mill It Jlramic Allen, SVclly Oil Com- iATiKBninCUr, Uo. wlJl promptly- GHEBLEY TRIBUNE Srsricft- elGaiolin 528 ON YOUH RADIO1 ALUn in 4 A i handling.

Even so the new Tard Tor- ward Distribution will improve on all these. In addition, you can now use full- width semi-trailers--and make acute angle, turns. No other truck in America, regardless of price, offers the combination of features brought to you by (he 1935 Ford y-8. Don't fail to test these trucks on your own job, with your own 131H and 157-inch whcclbascs. AND UP P.

0. B. Dtlnil. Eisy Termi Through Unircrsil Credit the Authorized Ford Finance Plin A I A AT WALLACE'S $1 Size Rinex, 89c FORD TRUCKS More than ever, America's Great Truck Value THE FORD RANGER REVUE--KOA. SundAys.

8:30 P. Wednesdays. 6:45 P. M. Feb.

Now--let Skelly Aronux with K-27 doable 1 mileage between Yalve grind jobs and give your motor neia car pep every mile of the tcay. Skelly solved unolher big problem that hat long plagued the refining indngtry. Skelly Iins discovered solvent which keeps the bad actors of gasoline in (Solution and compels them to harmlessly out the exhaiut, K-27 Licks the Villains Two diiorderly trouble makers--guru and carbon-- bave been convicted motor foulcrs, valve mileage robbers, and repair bill makers. Skelly Tailor. Making minimized their dirty work--but no refining process could eliminate them.

For several years, Skeliy refinery engineers have been developing a solvent to render the villains harmless Final result of their work was the discovery of solvent with Kauributauol value (gum-solvent nbility) of 27-called by them--K-27. Tested for many thousands of miles in fleets of cart, trucks nnd buses, Solvent K-27 Iins positively proved thpt it makes Tailor-Mode Aromax: gasoline that doubles the mileage between need for engine overhauls; --a gasoline that reduces starting drag and docs awaf with the formation of flinty, power-wasting cnrboa wartg on valve scats, Skelly has sol ved another big gasoline problem--to give you another exclusive ad vantage without increasing the Drive to your Skelly station today. 414-C SKSE.LY AROMAX GASOLINE A I A A "Weld County Garag 8th Ave. and lOlh St. Greeley, Turner Bros.

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