The Lordsburg Liberal from Lordsburg, New Mexico • Page 8

How You Can Serve You may not be abje to go over there and fight, hut you can lend a hand here by lending Pome of your dollars to the United States Governthont Subscribe to the Third Liberty Loan. Bonds for sale by.ua. The Lordsburg State Bank an BsWV Frowning wrr mm 7dw. In no other way can we better show our patriotism right now, than by buying Liberty Bonds of the Third Liberty Loan If you haven't the full amount to pay for a Bond, you can buy a Liberty Bond on the easy payment plan. First National Bank of Lordsburg Put on the Bevo Glasses visen you set the table Tor the hit you've prepared for the guests of the evening.

As a suggestion lor dainty lunch: Cream cheese mid chopped olive sandwiches (on brown bread), Dill pieties, Shrimp salad, Ice cold Bevo. Itself nutritive drink, Bevo an appetising tnd delightful addition to may meat hot or cold, light or heavy. llevo the all-year-'round soft drink. Solrf la bctlht only mnd bottled exclusively by ANKEU3SR-UUSCK--ST. LCUIS 1 fWVWVWV i www; Watson's Cash Market Headquarters for All Kinds of Fresh and Smoked Meats We are handling K.

C. Beef exclusively. Give us a trial and be convinced. Market in The Roberts Leahy Merc. Store Mrs Burch was called to El Paso Monday morning on account of the dontii of her niece.

TUB BEST OF CANDIES: Whitman's best boxed candy. Fresh every week at the Owl Club. Geo. O'Con-nell, Prop. IIOOVERI55E by plantingyour own garden.

Seeds and union seta. The Roberts Leahy Aler-cantile Company. FOR SALE -Three room adobe i nonse ano two ota. Seo i Hill. 2t GARDEN SEEDS 1-Viry line of tho beat garden seeds.

New onion The Roberts Leahy Mercantile Company. i Buy your War Savins Stamps from the team that is winning, John Augustine's team, Tho Victory Squad. Great Wheat Stocks Isolated. It's tho shortage In ships that Is putting the Aillos and tho United Stntos on whoat rations. Great stocks of wheat nre Isolated In Indln, and Australia.

At great sacrlllcc In ship spaco and use tho Allies aro forced to secure somo wheat from Argentina. On January 1, Australia had stored 100,000,000 bushols of wheat Uiat was ready for ox-port but thoro woro no ships. Then camo the now crop -with an exportable surplus of bushels. Now Australia has approximately 180,000,000 bush-els wultlng for ships. Indln, at the same time, had 70,000,000 bushels of wheat stored for export.

During April 50,000,000 bushols moro out of the new crop will ho added tp tho pile. Argentina closed the last shipping season with 11,000.000 bushels of wheat left In the stock avallablo for oxport Tho new crop will add 135,000,000 to tho left over. It Is not a problem that the wheat does not exist In the world It Is entirely a problem of shipping, which litis thrown on America the obligation of dividing our stock with the Allies. LOCAL PERSONAL Denny Burns, former partner of" Love Jones, made a brief visit to Lordsburg last week. W.

S. S. We sell stamps. WAR SAVING STAMPS. The Victory Squad.

The Victory Squad will show you how turn KM into $5.00. W. S. S. Charles Johnson, countv road commissioner, was a Lordsburg visitor Thursday.

Did you ride over the roads leading into Lords- ourg, Mr. Johnson BAKERY SPECIALS uencious cream puns every Saturday and cakes for Sunday Orders for special cakes, promptly baked. The Lordsburg The hours, cuartera ar spokon by an Urtfiliiin clock which has a phonosroph very durable rceord as i imrt if ile nechantom. Reduction in Bread Prices Un and after April 1st tho price of white bread will be 10c per loat. Graham and rye bread two iorzoc.

The Lordsburg Bakery. A Ked Cross dance will be Riven at the K. of P. hall Satur day evening, April 18th. Don't oe me only lellow absent.

Over the Ton. for Lovrlshnro- War Saving Stamps from uie victory squad. Woman's Birthday. A woman likes -to forget her birth, day. hut sjie imikes nil awful fuss If her husbnnil falls to nuuenibor it.

Whooping Cough. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to keep tho cough loose and expecto-ration easy. It is excellent. For salo uy urug wore. Co.

For SaleSecond-hand touring cr, ciiuup. d. u. mtzpatrick. Auction and Bazaar at 85 Mine April 16th.

On Tuesdav. Anril 1fith ti. Valedon Woman's nh will linlrl a Red Cross Bazaar and auction saie at the 85 theatre. Everyone will be asked to donate something to be sold ed olF. The 85 Red Cmae planning to make this event a big success and will find Lordsburg not slacking when it comes to patronizing the bazaar.

I ARE YOU All I NOTEL? I Watch this space each week Do Your Bit to Help JKipThe Boys Over the Top Eat more potatoes and less wheat products and you will be doing a little bit more to help our own boys over there. We will help you do your bit of saving by selling potatoes so cheap you can afford to eat more of them and less wheat product's. Beginning Friday, April 12 We will sell to the families of Lordsburg and vicinity POTATOES BY THE SACK at Sacks average 135 lbs. each. Or 50 pounds for $1.00 lay, Of This Week We will place on special sale the following Evaporated Fruits at a special price- Evaporated Peaches, Pears, Apples, Apricots, Plums and Raisins.

Buy these while the prices are right, as its your saving. These specials arc also on sale at The Roberts Leahy branch store at the EIGHTY-FIVE MINE TT1- 1 I i I 1 JH '9 WW t0 INCORPORATED U. S. Food Administration License G38234 Lordsburg, New Mexico If each home saves one slice of bread daily it means a saving of 365,000,000 loaves of bread a year. 9 NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is hereby riven that the undersigned, Mertie L. Brown, administratrix of the estate of John S. Urown, doceased, will on Wednesday, the 17th day of April, A. D. 1918, at two o'clock 1 pursuant to and under authority of an order of the Probate Court of Grant County, New Mexico, entered on the 30th day ot March, A.

D. 1918, at tho "Clifton Saloon," otherwise known as the "Johnny Brown Saloon," in the village of Lordsburg, County of Grant and State of New Mexico, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, all of the unsold stock of liquors, wares and merchandise, belonging to the estate of JohnS. Brown, now in said Clifton co.isist ig of the following: CIGARS. 160 Oilman House, 300 San Don Ambrosia, 550 Mission, 300 Denver Club, 100 Marguerite, SO Bon Smite, 250 'miscellaneous, in show case, 900 El I'rlmo. LIQUORS.

7 quarts Kummel, 9 quarts French Vermouth. 8 quarts Italian Vermouth, 2 bottles Ginger Brandy, 11 bottles Kirby Sloe Gin, 18 bottles Liqueur Do Luxe, tl large bottles Liqueur De Luxe, 0 bottles DamianB Bitters, 2 bottles Sherry Wine Victor. 84 bottles California Wine I'ocohontas, 59 bottles Guineas Stout, 8 bottles Stuart Rock Rye, 5 quarts Alcohol, 1 quart Creme da Mentho, 8 bottles Lash's Bittern, 10 bottles Abbott's Bitters, 2 cases Stuart Rock Rye, 7 bottles Irish Moss, 1 case Red Label Bass Ale, 1 case Ruby Itass Ale, 10 cases Blackberry Wine, 4 cases Apricot Cordial, 14 cases Marquise Ives Brandy, 6 cases Uouclier 11 rami wine, cases Damnum Bitters. 6 cases 'California Wine. 14 eases Asparagus Gin, 10 gallons Rum, 17 bottles Mo.

Tints, 4 quarts Bottle No. 1, 1 quart Marquise Surs Brandy, I 1 quart Rochofort Brandy. Dated at Lordsburir. Now this lutn day oi April, a. u.

tyia. MERTIE L. BROWN. Administratrix of the estate of John S. Brown, deceased.

RUD CROSS. The following women are on the Red Cross roll of honor in the local branch for the month of March, having most faithfully done the Red Cross sewing: Mesdames Small, roster, Em-1 ma Fuller, Roberts, Casselman, I tiordoy, Trimble, McRea, JeiTus, Charles' Fuller, Allen, Snyder, Groves, Killebrew, Crocker, Harry Wheeler, Tyson, Cannon, Urown, lianner, Aiorningstar, Klino, Jackson, Summers. -Misses Uempeywolf, baiter, Harvey. For Salo Settings of eggs from standard bred White Leg horns. J.

H. Fitzpatriek. For Teachers and Those Who propose to Teach Important Advantages are Offered by the Summer Term of the University of New Mexico AT ALBUQUERQUE Under its new four-quarter, all-year plan of operation the state, university is in operation, with complete faculty and equipment during June, July and August. This is not summer' school work in tho usual sense. It is regular University work of the same careful, thorough char-actor that is carried on in November, January and March.

This work counts toward your University Degree: It will increase your efficiency and earning capacity as a teacher. The 1918 Summer Term Begins June 15. Write Today for Complete Information To avid R. Boyd, President University of New Mexico 'ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 'Let Us Do Your Job Printing.