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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
ABOUT CoNTAGION
IN TUCUMCARI
Physicians of the City Meet
to Discuss the Situation in
Tucumcari. Care Should
Be Taken.
COOPERATION URGED
To the citizens of rucumcari

To the citizens Of Tucumcari
On account Of the erroneous reports
being circulated around the city In re-.
gard To- contagious diseases, existing
here wr the physicians of Tucumcari
having met today for the purpose of
submit to the public the following
statements We the undersigned, find
that the prevalence of contagious dis
eases has been greatly exaggerated.
There are at present hut two cases o:
scarlet fever, each under thorough quar-.
untlnc aud we do not anticipate a
further spread Of the disease.
There are a number of eases of measles
Of mild type, but we wish TO impress
upon the public the fact that measles
OF IA mild type are just as contagious,
aud where complications exist, Just as
dangerous as the more severe type.
There seems to be an opinion in the
minds of some people that measles IL a
simple disease, not requiring care as
to treatment or cOntngihility. " il
oar opinion that each and every case
ot measles. whooping cough, chicken
poN, and all other contagious diseases
should bc isolated, and all care taken
10 maintain the good health of the
community.
We solicit the cooperation and AS.
,istancr of the public in reporting III
suspicious cases, and in refraining
from coming in contact with any con.
tagious diseases,no matter how simple
u may seem.
We ali heartily concur in this, believ.
ing that the public healtht demands it.
Il. +. Herring, NJ. d. president Quay
county medical society.
H. j. Thomson,M. ID. secretary.
H. Coulsor, NJ. ID.
g. H. Ferguson, NJ. ID.
j. +. Manney, N ID.
W. Lcming, VI. ID.
II. ", Nichols. NJ. D.. health officer
Quay county
G. j. X. Moore, NJ. d., city physician.
Dated April 18th, 1910, Tucumcari, N.
Mex.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
Will Spend Some Time On
the Pacific Coast Before
Again Entering Business.
TUCUM'S BENEFACTOR

W. f. Buchanan, President of the
First National hank Of this city has
sold his entire holdings in the bank, and
will he succeeded AZ president by II.
B. Jones, cashier of the First National
Bank of Santa Rosa. Earl George, who
has been cashier for several years will
continue in that capacity. The capital
represented by the new directorate,
makes the First National one of the
strongest Banks in the southwest. The
new president, II. Is. Jones is known as
one cf the best bankers in the Territory
and is perhaps as well informed on the
financial conditions that prevail in the
Southwest, rs any man in New MEXICO
lie has had years of training in the
banking business. having beOn connect
ed with some of the strongest banks in
the Northern States. He will move his
family to Tucumcari and In the near
future will be valuable acquisition TO
the city.
b. +. Edwards is presiden, of the Ma.
tional Bank of Commerce of ~. Louis,
the largest bank in that city, and Is a
man of large means. lie will add great
strength to the institution financially.
W. II. Fuqua is the president Of the
First National Bank Of Amarillo, Is q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
Buchanan Sells First
National Bank Interests

man of large means and one of the most
successful business men in the South
west He il a large property owner in
Tucumcari az well as Amarillo, and has
acquired his large fortune because of
his business capacity and his thorough
knowledge of conditions in the South.
west
Donald Stewart, the manager OF the
Gross, Kelly Company, has been elect.
ed as one of the directors. Mr.. Stew.
art in a man of affairs, Is OF the sturdy
old Scotch blood, and has been in bus.
mess in New Mexico for years. lie is
regarded AZ one OF Tucumcari 5 best
and most capable business men.
Earl George, the Cashier, is well
known TO our people and is known to
be one OF the best ban kers In the Terri
tory. The bank has steadily grown un.
der his management until IL has become
one OF the strongest financial institu.
tioIs in this section of the country.
Mr.. Buchanan will leave Tuesday for
san Diego, Cal, where he may engage
IN business. lie has been one of the
persons who have made Tucumcari what
she Is today. He has always been ready
with his energy and his means to assis,
in the upbuiiding of the city. lie came
~ biIrumeari when IL was but a village
and since his coming has worked unceas
ingly for her development. Today W,
are city, and many Of the building
and improvements stand as monument
10 his untiring efforts.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
SENSATIONAL INDICTMENTS
AGAINST FRENCH HO[D.UpS
THE REGULAR BAY
VIEW CLUB MEETING

The last study meeting for the Bay
View Club for this year, WAS heraldcd
by a most fearful and wonderful dust
storm, which failed, however, TO dis.
courage the members usually in atten.
dance. Guests on this day of Mrs.
Koch
The replies 10 roll-esll informed us of
the present day happenings and con.
ditions in Holland. The business ses-
sion followed, various committees Civ
ing reports Of progress in preparations
for the Annual Reception and Banquet,
- be held on April 27; and the Nom.
bership roll was completed by the elec.
tion of Mrs. G. G. Chapman, and Mrs
G. w. Harrison, both Of whom the club
is much pleased to welcome AZ members
Passing on to the program of the day
Mrs. Thomson conducted the quiz, Mrs
Cady, IN the replies, making luminous
the times of Erasmus and the Here.
ties, - and "The Troubles in the Low
Countries. A short sketch of the
"Art of Holland and of Rembradt, -
the greatest OF Dutch painters, was Civ.
on by Mrs. Donohoo for Mrs. Koch
And Mrs. Thomson in q we'll written
paper, traced the History and Devel.
opment Of Holland" from earliest days
TO the present time. The reading was
given by Mrs. Sherwood, for Mm. Ran.
die, The song of william of Orange. -
Study over, tho time fairly flew,
while all were visiting and enjoying
the delicious raspberry sage with whip
ped cream, cake and coffee, served by
the hostess and her daughter, Miss Ed.
ma. Adjournment was to meet at the
regular time next week with Mrs.
Thomson, in a purely business meeting,
the closing session of most profitable
and enjoyable year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
JACK JOHNSON
IS GETTING BUSY
Begins by Boxing With Joe
Cotton-Has Regular Pro
gram.
WIN TO BUSINESS

Jack johnson started training in earn
est last Monday at Chicago. lie is now
getting down to business for the fight
with James Jeffries for the heavy.
weight championship of the world ON
July {, next.
lie boxed with Joe Cotton for more
than an hour, and AT the end of the
time said; ~ am just feeling myself
out today, from now on will live up
to regular program until April go,
when | start for San Francisco. will
stop ON the way west at Omaha, Kan
sas city and Los Angeles.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
METHODIST AND VATICAN.

In view of the recent Roosevelt Vat.
lean incident, which created sensa
and for which the bitter feeling be.
tween the Vstican and the Methodist
in Rome is directly responsible, unu.
sual interest attends the announcement
that the Denver University. "A Meth
odisi institution, will confer the degree
of LID. upon Father o Ryan of that
city, a prominent figure among Color
ado Catholics. The announcement was
made by Henry A. Buehtel, chancellor
Of the university, and former governor
of Colorado.
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President in Vehement and
Well Worded Speech Ur-
ges Congressman and the
Senators to Redeem Party
Pledges.
TIME HAS COME FOR
DOING AND VOTING
Looks Forward With Philo-
sophie Calm to Threaten
ed Invasion of Democrats
in Congress

Washington, ID. c.. tpri' 9.-William
Howr,d T,ii s,,oke ,rJight before the
Lea"ne Of l., .mb.ics cube OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, not 81 much as prcsi'
don't of the United States AZ in his Gu.
paeity. as titular leader of the repub.
lican party.
Mr.. Taft said he was glad the re-.
publican party still lives, that he did
not want to read any man out Of the
party. but that by their deeds they
should be known
Tonight, he said, "wc are reading
nobody out OF the party. We want
all of them in the ranks and they have
the opportunity to establish their claim
to republicanism, by that which they
shall do in both houses Of congress by
helping to enact the Legislation which
is now before them.
At this utterance the 500 guests from
all parts OF the United States stood up
and cheered. The president was in
mood to talk turkey" but he said
he did not come to them to make a
keynote speech.
with all due Difference to the dis
tinguished members of the senate and
the house who surround me- the pres
i'"nt continued, 81 want to say that
/ think this is not exactly the time for
speaking except in the two houses OF
the legislature. This is the time for
doing things"
Here the president, who spoke with
more vehemenee than usually charac'
trrized his after.dinner speeches, was
again interrupted by roar Of cheers
aud shouts.
"Great, bully for yCu, new you
are talking, THAT s wnat we want to
hear" were among the comments
shouted from the floor of the banquet
Lall
"The time has come, - said president
Taft, "for doing and voting and pass
ing the measures which have been plac'
ed before this congress.
1T is the time for doing things and
after congress has adjourned the repub'
li,an party will have formed its lines
of attack. Then il will he furnished
with the weapons with which we are
going into the next contest.
Tonight we are reading nobody out
OF the republican party.
1--WE want all in the ranks and all
have the opportunity to establish theiI
claims to republicanism by that which
they shall do in both houses of con
gress in helping TO enact the legisla
tion before them. By their fruits
we shall know them. -
Here the president pounded on th'
table.
Those" he continued, "in the sen
ate and house who stand for the legis
lation we seek in order TO redeem tho
pledges Of the party have the rights t'
stand with the party as republicans.
"If they don Z, we won I quarrel will
them. They have a right to their opin
ions. But we desire their aid as repub
licans, and ! do not wish 10 assume
that they are not as sincere AS ! hops
am myself in repubncanism.
"The republican party is not rigi'
in it's demands. II Is so broad and lib
cral that 1t permits differences of opin
ION.
"But when tao evidence il showl
that u member Of the party does no
desire the success of the republican
party and is unwilling to redeem hi
party's pledges, and takes IA position
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The Smith Hotel Is being painted,
which adds much to its appearance.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-15
On Music and Drawing. A
Paper of Worth Before
The Quay County Teach
ers Association.
ONE OF BEST HEARD

II was our pleasure TO attend the
meeting of the Quay County Teachers
last Monday. We are justly proud of
the teachers of the County, and we ap'
preciate the efforts to train the minds
of our children, and impart to them
such knowledge as will give them well
rounded characters ana nj them for the
emergencies OF lite. We are glad that
today so much attention is being given
to the teacAing of music in the public
schools. Some times we have gone home
ut the close of hard day, tired, worried
sullen and hardly a tit companion for
any one, when the food Angel Of ia"
home seemed to read the truth in our
face, and sitting down at the organ
song, and while we listened, the nerves
became quiet, the headache disappeared,
the heart responded to the strains of
soft music, We saw the past. forgot the
present, and looked beyond the shadows
into the Spirit world where With
songs on our lips, and with harps in
our hands, we II meet one another
again. " A splendid paper was read
at the meeting referred to by Mrs. +. s.
Kinds, "a teacher of this city, aud she
has kindly given the News copy for
publication. Read what she has To say
of music in the schools.
Mr.. President. Fellow Teachers,
| Ladies and Gentlemen;--
When ] was requested to give paper
on Music and Drawing in the Pub
lie Schools" before this body of intel.
ligcnt men and women here today, / said
then tnat II il a subject that lies very
close to my heart but at the same time,
| felt that | was far from capable Of
doing justice to this more than orii'
nary theme.
That great bulwark of our National
liberty, the Public school, has forged
ahead, until like every other institution
of this grand old union of ours, 1t now
stands upon the pinnacle of achievement
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Continued on 4th page.)
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The Tucumcari Telephone company
has recently installed another switch
board TO meet the demands of the com.
pany.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-18

sMPLE DIRECTORY.
|ses meet az follows.
No. 2, Friday.
6 No. 10. Tuesday.
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FOR sALE-REAL, ESTATE
A FEW GOOD AND CHEAP LOTS.

The corner OF 9th ave, and C St. fac
Ing south and east, must be sold at once:
$4,000 vii. buy IT, It's really worth $500;
splendid place for an apartment or
double terrace.
On the corner of 9Th South and 11th
East, 2lX7 rods. facing north and west.
overlooking the city; the price s)300 Can
make terms on this lot.
lot 39sxlsa, It,. for $50 Others ask
5000 TO $1,000 for same size lots In same
3x1O rods. south front on Brigham st; ;
paving, sewer and sidewalks paid; the
prettlest building lot on this great street; /;
so500.
S2500 Will buy 50x115 feet south front
such as sewer. paving and side walks
beautifully located and in best neighbor-
hood.
SOME STATE STREET PROPERTY,
Have several fine. attractive buys on
State st.
Can give you 5x1o rods at $500 per foot
close to 9Th South Others asking $50 per
foot more for ground in the same neigh
borhood. Have others on this street
worth while looking UP.
West on 2nd South, but very close in
5000 per foot. and other good buys for
speculation or investment.
ACREAGE.
1o-acre tract, good for plating on 5th
East, near 18th South, $40. 00n.
Another 10-acre tract for plating. near
West Temple and 18th South. at $4,000.
So acres, well improved. on 18th South,
for $500.
acres on 9th East. near 18th South,
with brand new Groom modern brick cot
tage. at $500,
Many. many others.
Don't forget to let me write your in
surance. Can give you the best compa-
nies represented in this city.
A. RICHTER, 10 WEST 1ST SOUTH.
Phones 641.
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YOUNG e. YOUNG,
Roth ,Nl,nnoc

YOUNG g. YOUNG,
Both phones.
Hooper block. First South.
DAVIS COUNTY ORCHARD AND GAR
DEN LAND.
Sl25o-2a acres. improved. water right.
half mile from depot.
sl250-20 acres, oak brush soil, water by
sinking.
S2Ooo-Four-r brick house, one acre
OF best land; near depot.
S2o0O-b3 acres. alfalfa, good orchard
land, fine water right.
s225O-4 acres. flowing well; improve
ments.
and garden land.
SS5oo-+room modern pressed brick: one
acre in fruit trees and garden;
near depot.
ss5oo-5 acres in asparagus and rhu-
bard; 9-room brick house. fruit
trees. etc.
Sl2.o0O-44 acres. best OF fruit and garden
land acres In asparagus.
THE COTTONWOODS
SIC. O.O0O-25 acres, fine farming land; good
residence and improvements.
SaooOm22 acres. house. barn and orchard.
S22.0O0-SO acres, large house. magnificent
trees. highly cultivated.
sS0oo-12 acres, good land and water
CITY PROPERTY.
s16Oo-45x13o feet. Wendell ave, east
bench: magnificent view of the
city
s65oo-5xio, 4th South.
S3000-6xSs ten minutes walk northeast
of Coop; snap
Some good locations cheap on Second
South. west
Don't say anything; look us up on some
Second East property.
A few apartment houses for sale. good
interest payers; S per cent and better.
a State street corner. finest location
in the city for a clothing store, big
bargain.
We have few Main street properties
for sale.
ACREAGE.
For plating purposes we have from
acres to 500-acre tracts,
Ten acres on 18th South: S400 per acre
20 acres on State; $4,000; a chance TO
triple your money by plating this.
76 acres at 1925 per acre.
500 acres at $3.50 per acre; east Of the
river, Il miles from p. o.
Is acres joins All Hallows ground;
$1,000 per acre; rich soil under city
water; makes good plat; many others.
f2651
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
LITTLE &; LITTLE.
l'fS AlrLS ACE


LITTLE & LITTLE.
TRACKAGE.
S4x165 corner on sth South be-
tween 4th and 5th West. ....,.....s l.2oo
I0x20. same locality .....,..... 5000
Saxl9 same locality ty-........ $500
6AX1O same locality ,.........., 5000
Larger piece in same locality. 80. 10000
20Xl0, corner on North 4th West. 5000
20x2o. on Sth North (R. G. w.
Il acres near warm Springs. both h'Voc O.
5. L. and r, c. w. trackage; $500 an
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
49Sx115s. corner on 3rd South. between
1st and End West: $500 per foot.
74ax165 (trackageJ, srd south, between
End and 3rd West (will sell parD, $3.50
per foot.
75xllo. corner of Main and 9th South
so feet on Ist South. between State
and 2nd East. s4oO per foot.
End South, between West Temple and
State street, between 4th and 5th
FLAT SITES.
579X16D on 1St ave. between State
and 4, at $i1o foot All special taxes
paid.
45xl22 alley on both sides. 1st South.
between End and 3rd East, all special
taxes paid; 5000 per foot.
5ox135. on State. % blocks north OF
Eagle Gate $4,000.
soxe5. corner Brigham and 3rd East;
RESIDENCES
5-room modern pressed brick near End
South and 18th East; house nearly new;
$4,000
Groom modern brick, near Is and 4th
ave; sewer connected; $4,000
Fine 5-room modern pressed brick on
street: furnace, electric lights and gas.
bath and toilet separate. laundry tubs.
stairway to attic; 21x7l; $4,000.
broom modern pressed brick on 9th
ave; sewer connected: 2ix7b, $3.50
5-room modern pressed brick on West
North Temple: $3.50.
Groom modern pressed brick on % st
hall and parlor finished In oak. electric
lights and gas. furnace. sleeping porch;
$4,000.
Lot 37tx140. on Douglas ave. for $3.50.
LITTLE G. LITTLE.
NO. ! West End So. fo63i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR ROOMING HOUSES AND pUsI-
ness chances. see Grafton, % and &c
Commercial block a1SS
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THIS Is THE PLACE TO COIN MONEY.
Furniture and lease OF Is rooms crowd
ed with transient people, with complete
cigar stand in connection. S2l00 takes ev-
erythine: will make terms. Newcomb.
room 407, Tribune bldg. Ind l26. f315i
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4. BRECKON. e. C.
kWOOD. Recorder.
$1,000
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ROOMING HoUSF-ll ROOMS.

ROOMING HOUSE-li ROOMS
Landlady leaving city and must sell al
once al heavy sacrifice. Buy this and
the sun shines. II. p GRAFTON 22-23
Commercial block. 1927 Ind.
ROOMING HOUSE OF IS ROOMS,
Special buy for Il few days only al a
price that Will surprise YOU, house is
strictly modern and lease good. Now, il
you have about $500 or more call at
once, as you are saving fully $1,000 IN
cash 10 buy this place of business. r. p
GRAFTON. 22-23 Commercial block. Ind
1927. 1888
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WANT PARTNER TO ACT AS MAN
ager for light manufacturing business
article easy of manufacture; staple. in
demand. entirely new process and large
prohts; no peddling. canvassing or chance
scheme: legitimate and past the expert
ment stage; partially established and
good, honest, sober man will do. spen-
did chance to make $4,000 this year; II
you have from $1,000 to $1,000 with your
time. investigate and we can exchange
references: otherwise don't answer this
ad, Address Nil. Tribune. f3070
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE

WARREN PAUL HAVING MOVED TO
Sc w. 3rd South. first door west Sani-
tarlum. Will, for 30 days sell You furni-
ture, carpets, ranges, at the lowest prices
that car possibly be made In Salt Lake
II viii pay you to see me before buying
or selling. f2646
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'cE NO /. l. f. AND a,
'smpie. corner lst South
Rerllar meetings second
.,o6fh. Members OF SIS
-o5ourn!ag brethren cor
Wherry. w. NJ. a
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HERE'S BARGAIN: ELEC ANTI Y
furnished rooming house on east side
close In. Only $500. Six rooms Rentals
OF nalf OF house pay rent and furnish
good income. Owner must sell al once
Don't miss this snap. Address K-53
Tribune. f9o57
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FINE OAK SHELVING: ALSO SEC
ond hand showcases. w. L, Wethcrbcc
l3S-l60 w. 1st South. pl911
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CARPENTRY AND JOBRING

ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WOCE DONE.
Call ] w McCunc. Ind. 10i3. d2205
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SCOVILLE g. GUTHRIE.
Real Estate and Business Opportunliies.
liz So. State. Ind 795. Bell ais.
klGl0
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IF YOU WANT TC SELL. SEE C w
Miller. 1l2 w. 2nG South d241i
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MOVING, STORING. PACKING.
SHIPPING

LARGEST A ND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
Gt in the west; goods shipped u any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones 555.
o1O5o
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OSTEOPATHY
TYPEWRITING
HOUSE CLEANING

HADFIELD & CO, HOUSECLEANING
by hour or contract; office and window
cleaning: painting. decorating. Phones.
Bell Main 4719-Y: Ind, 2S5S, f5t7i
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SEWING BY THE DAY BY ESPERI-
enced dressmaker, Bell Elk. SO. Ind
4166. d2H
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PERSONALS
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED FOR FALL. TRADE, TRAV-
cling man TO sell our blankets and
dress goods novelties TO retail country
stores; profitable side line. Purnell Dale
Mills. p. o. box $50. Philadelphia. f9+29
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1DGE NO. 2, F, AND A
IN second Monday each =
1rst South and Second
u sister lodges and So SO
u In good standing m
n snEin w. NJ. Chrlsto-
nary.
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TURKISH BATHS
CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER@OSCAR
Groshcll sales agent for Utah Bxpert
cash register repairing 2i9 So, State
st Second hand registers always IN
srork b6S
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

THE BEAUTIFUL SPRING WEATHER
Is here and when you take the babies
our out III tne sunshine dont Durden your
self carrying them around, for we have q
large number OF slightly used baby car
riages and folding go-carts; you can pur-
chase them at one half their real value.
at 81 down and from soc to 81 a week on
the balance. a complete assortment OF
2nd hand sideboards and buffcts. also
room size rugs, including administers.
brussels. velvcts and ingrains. We have
complete grocery outfit for sale. in
Guiding show cases. counters. shelves,
computing scale, coffee grinder, etc. al
most new. VIII sacrifice at considerably
below the market value, and give you
plenty OF time to pay for It,
THE x l. 2ND HAND STORE,
209 So State. Both phones.
f2T4i