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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
SECURITY CO. MANAGER
RAISES VITAL QUESTION
Has Striking Article in Marufactur
ers Record That Will Arouse
Great Interest

The Security Cement q Lime Co
has in this weeks issue OF the Man
lfacturers Record a striking two-page
advertisement in which statements
are made that will probably arouse
nationwide interest
The advertisement appears over the
signature Of Prof. John Jermain Por-
ter, metallurgical engineer a mem
Der Of the American Institute of Min
Ing Engineers and Of the Iron and
Steel Institute of Great Britain now
general manager Of the Security Ce-
ment & Lime Co., Of Hagerstown.
Prof. Porter says:
"Have you measured the magnitude
Of the fact that the number or men
in Europe's awful war, withdrawn
from work in the field and factory, is
nearly twice as great as the total
number Of men, women and children
engaged in all agricultural pursuits
in the United States, including those
in the fishing and oyster interests!
In our whole country we have a
little over 12,6OO,0OO people engaged
in agricultural, producing about $10,-
OO,OOO,000 Of output a year
Europe has about 10000 900 men
under arms engaged in destroying
crops, destroying wealth and killing
their fellow men"
Prof. Porter, in a very striking SEN
tence, calls attention to the situa.
ton which COnfronts the American
people, and, indeed, the people Of the
world, in regard to the necessity for
enlargng the supply Of foodstuffs,
says the Manufacturers Record.
This is a question vital to every in
terest in the country, and Prof. Porter
strikingly presents some facts indi-
eating the supreme Importance Of
developing to the utmost extent the
output Of foodstuffs on American
farms in order to meet the Worldwide
condition which we face. His presen-
tation Of the matter is with view to
emphasizing the point that there need
be no dis urbances in our agriculture,
by reason Of the shortage in the i'm
portation Of potash, as some have sup
posed.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

1t is amusing to STE how easily white
people side track their prejudice and
put their dislike for black people in the
background when their association
with them means the getting of the
almighty dollar. The particular case
which we now have i'm mird is the per
sistency with which the white teachers
in Richmond stick to their positions in
the Colored High School. To date it
seems almost Impossible to pry them
away from the soft berths VIII ich they
now hold, where they are thrown in
close contact with Negro children, but
the Negroes Of the fOrmer Capital keep
constantly after them, and we hope
some day that they will be successful in
dislOdRing them and having competent
cOlored teachers put in their places.
Richmond has separate thraters hO els
street cars, railway tralEs--n short
separation is rampant therein. and that
is why, to be cOn~Isttnt, lhr srparal ion
propaganda should hold good as be.
tween the white teAcner and tie black
pupil. Consistency is he'd 10 b. u i-w-
ell, but it has no place IN ;hn mind of
the average white man wher it stands
between him and his dollar The CASE,
| in Richmond is one of many. Here is
hoping that there will be d speedy end
put to all such arrangements as those
referred to above, unless schools are
| mixed, and then we are heartily in
favor Of cOmpet en- teachers Of all race s
being employed in then.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
fruit PACKING
DEMONSTRATION
State Agricultural Extension Denart.
ment Ready to Cooperate, But
Date Must Ee Fixed.

heiel ring TO request to Dean e..
=" -shl SanderSon for assistance in
giving a fruit packing demonstration
IL berkeley county, c. r. Titlow.
director OF the Extension Depart-
f'eht' West Virginia College of Az
ricuittre, writes Senator Gray ST.
yer that his department will have A.
man available for the weeks of Sen
tcmber 20 to October 2, and October
II to IL, and thai he will be glad
% cooperate in the work.
lie states further it will be neces-
sary for the representative of his de-
par,ment to bring box and barrel
presses, but assumes that barrels.
boxes and packing tables are avail
able here.
AS the Grimes Golden apples will
require an earlier date than that
tlat mentioned by Prof Titlow, it IS
important that the matter of dates
be taken up and settled immediately
by local Iruit growers that all DOS
sible benefits may be had from the
state experts.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
RAILROADS HELP
FOR GOOD ROADS
Public Service Permits Them t,
Change Their Rates on Crush
ed Stone

TO permit the railroads operating
in West Virginia to assist in the
movement for the construction Of yer
manent highways the public service
commission is permitting the rail
roads to change their rates for the
hauling Of crushed stone without the
required thirty days notice.
The commission has granted the
request Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
railway for authority for a reduced
rate on this road building material
from Fort Springs to White Sulphur
Springs on less than the statuary no.
tice. The present rate is % cents
and for road purposes it has been
reduced to twenty cents per ton.
Similar authority was granted by
the commission to the Monongahela
Traction Company for hauling crush
ed stone for county road work from
Warrington to Ice Run
whose name is not on the lists to cast
his ballot. aSsk
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

That was gracious act when the
white business mon of Montgomery
Alabama, invited the colored business
men of said city to select one or more
representative colored men Of that
thriving place to accompany them to
Washington on q mission which had for
It's object the Improvement of that sec.
'ion or Alabama in which Montgomery
is located. True democracy. and we
wou Id be pleased to see the example
set by these Alabalnians followed ever, :
where in the North South. East and
West. because whatever is good for the
"h'te man 10 likewise good for bis dar-
ker brother. Bravo for the Montgomer
white men and may their tribe increase
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

There was, as we SEQ it, no mistake
made when Mr.. Melvin J. Chisum,
editor of the Baltimore Tribune, (erst-
while Colored MANI, was elected Presi
dent of the National Negro Press AS.
ISOLATION, when that body met at Mus
kogee recently. He is All all around
newspaper man, knows how to write a
good editorial, and gets out paper
which is calculated to both serve and
please the public. Congratulations,
confrere. and may your administration
be eminently successful is the sincere
wish Of the Pioneer Press If we
"aint'' said enough, speak up Brother
Chisum!
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
Sheriff-elect John BIankenship, Of

Sheriff elect John Blankenship, OF
Knoxville, TenI essee. has appointed
Mr.. Rab Brabson. OF hat city as one
Of his deputies. The latter is Negro.
and the pew sheriff thinks that his
appointment is due the race with which
he is identified. a correct conclusion,
and one which white men everywhere
could emulate with advantage TO them
selves and their colOred constituents
This paper has always been of the firm
opinion that where Il egroes vote. they
should receive both elective and APP
pOintive RI cOgnltiOn, and that Is the
only logical conclusion to reach. Our
people themselves, though, can do won
ders toward Improving their political
condition and they should use Lhe prec-
edent set by Knoxville and some few
other sections in governing them IN
the use Of their suffrage rights.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

Our brother editor. the Hon II. G.
Smith, jumped on Booker r. WASHING.
ton with all fours for advising his peo:
pie 10 oppose segregation by making
their homes and their SURROUNDINGS
better and better. There are but few
things Booker does and says. that strike
US to favorably comment on, but thi, il
one.
To ILLUSTRATE: Fifty years ago the Jews
IN Baltimore we're sternly segregated
Did they whine aud cry over it2 No
They worked the ha, der. made thur
homes better and better, and today the,
have the finest street, and buildings in
Baltimore.
Go to Baltimore, and YOU are tsken
to Eutaw Place, where every house i. !,
palace and the street IN eaEtbly raro.
disc. The time and people who treated
them then like dogs are now ashamed
and are compelled to envy the Jews
their homes and their beautiful sur
roundipgs. Let Us do the same We
can.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
Thousands All Over Country Responding to
IS . s. Wireless Sent Out by Churches
Think for one minute what I

Think for minute what would be wthom
chuit1eS Are % themb v vour
AIeA"alce In
chIFch attendance
some because they had
''"'1 iHeJ .,,,
90 ~ CLultCli been
al over the religion been
HE GO 10 CHURCH RESPONSE No.,
c""c'tS nave churr,.
""Hiei.y le wereGl ami w,,na,
VINO NaN d back to the fold
brought
NE CHURCHES SENT OUT o WIRELESS NEWS
rf'p6Ho HEIP'O SO DID THE TEL EGRA pH
COMPANIES. SO DtO TIE IRADEsMEN NOVEL ID :As FOR
"oHh'NG UP ENTHUSIASM w / LJ ,;4Icnco
FOH INSTANCE FIFTY BARRIERS SHOPS ON THE WEST SIDE
"ehS ENLISTED THE PLAN THEM MAS
KIT UPON BY CLERGYMAN UNDERGOING RAzop
CPtRATlON HE ASKED BARBER TO HEFER To TIE 81
~ CHURCH MOVEMENT WHILE HIS CUSTOMERS
ANU 'HS ARTIST OF THE sTROP CONSENTED. SHOP AFTER
SHOP WAS VISITED UNTIL FIFTY TO SPEAK ARo,r
NE MOVEMENT THE PLAN WORKED WONDERFUL REs,jI
ALL THAT THE PEOPLE WANTED REMINDER
0'oH' OF CHICAGO is THE .u.DREDs OF OTHER
JLAcEs EVERYBODY HELPED THE TI..N- ALONG DO voIIp
GO TO CHURCH!
Keep GOING TO
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

Tie commercial travellers of the
Unied States should at once get busy
and make deter mined effort TO fore
stall the Eastern Railroads in their
contemplated proposal TO raise th.
price Of one thousand mile books from
twenty to twenty two dollars and fifty
cents after OctUt or |, 1914 They have
petitiOned the Inter. State Commerce
Commission for the increase, and their
request will very likely be granted I'M
less the travelling public bes irs i self
1t should do as suggc sttd, AID that
without delay. AS long as We can re-.
member mileage looks good on the
railroads selling them. have never been
more than $50, and that ia IA plenty for
them now, because, in many states
traversed by railroad companle., IL is
not necessary to expend Ihe lump sum
Of $50 to avail your self Of L; two cent 8 IA
mile rate-it being obligatory, This -
a matter which vitality cOnctrls people
who ride on trains, and they should
protest by the million to the Iuler 81 al T.
Commerce Commission at " ashlugI on
against the greedy action Of the IA l.
roads in trying TO still squeeze the poUr
public, which is already overwhelmed
along nearly every line.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
COURT DECIDES IN
FAVOR Of HOREN
ousta'hs Moton to Cuash the War
rant-First Criminal Trial
Begun.

AT Monday mornings session Of
circuit court Judge Woods handed
Gown an opinion IN the case Of the
City VS.. J. i. Hcren. Recently Mr..
Horen opened a Store On West Mar
tn street and began special sale.
1t was claimed by the City officials
that he was forbidden under the re-
cent ordinance unless he paid a il
cense tax Of SO per day This he re.
FUSED, and was arrested. Judge Let.
er fined HIN, and an appeal was taxi
en- to the circuit court.
Judge Woods held that the warrant
cld not specifically state HOren Is a
peddler or h&wker and. therefore,
quashed the warrant
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

lt's enough to make horse laugh
when one soberly thinks over the news
that the 'poor rail: DAD prrsidpnrs". or
delegation Of them were at Washing
ton to see President Wilson TO get him
interested in an effort to do tomehinp
toward improving the condition of
their greatly depleted finances.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

The Turkish Ambassador who boldly
criticised this country fo- lyuching ite
citizens, did we'll and right. That he
displessed the powers that be goes with
out explanation. If all the foreign rep
resentatives would do likewise. good
would surely follow. o for more Ru :
tenn Beys and Whiting Fangs
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

The great editor, II. Thomas For
tune, has assumed charge Of the edito-
rial department Of the Washington
San. OF one thing every body can rest
assured, and that is. the Sun is going
to shine brighter than ever.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19

President Wilson is telling Big bust
ness men that business is blocking up"
OF course it is. It's fiat on it's back
and can't look any other way.-Celedo
A dVance,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
Tomato Toast-Prepare thin slices

Tomato Toast-Prepare thin slices
Of crustless bread by toasting slowly
until crisp and brown. Dip quickly
in and out Of hot water and arrange
in well-buttered pudding dish, but
tering the toast and sailing it. Now
pour over the slices in the dish a
rich, strained tomato sauce, lifting
the cast that the sauce may get at
each piece. Cover and bake. Serve
III the dish as an accompaniment to
chops, omelet or hash.
the banks located in the counties Of
Cabell, Bone, Wayne, Logan, Mason,
Kanawha Mcdowell, Mingo, Jack
son, Clay, Nicholas, Wyoming and
Lincoln" ~, ta34
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
SATURDAY, SEPTEM BIER 1894

The Mcdowell Times rtainly touched
Mr. Fountain on the raw aud if he fails
to squirm and kick, he has lost his sense
Of feeling.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
WEST VIRGINIA
BANKERS FIRM
agree Not to Form Separate Cur
rency ssociation-Make Rec.
ommendation.

A =
crS Association, who had assembled
there on Saturday for the pur
pose Of organizing a currency "a.
SCclatiOn, decided that at this TIM
such an organization should not /,
formed but that the banks Of the stat
Should be attached to associations il
ether states where they have al.cod
been formed. The sense of the moe,
ing was that at this time t was ur
necessary to form such an assoc;
ton.
There was a very small! attendance
at the meeting. II. w. hadduck, O"
Grafton, president OF the state assoc
lAllon could not attend and Charles
Caplto, Of the kanawha National
bank, Of Charleston. was selected to
act as chairman Of the meeting, which
was called to order by j. S. Hill, also
Of Charleston, secretary Of the stat"
aSSsociatiOn. Mr.. Hill read the CORES
pOndcnce regarding the matter before
the meeting which had been received
from the treasury department.
Robert l.. Archer, of Huntington
addressed the meeting and made the
statement that it was the consensus
G. opinion Of those present and also
G thoSe VIII" mad written to the secre-
! tary regarding the matter, that the
formation OF an organization at thi'
me would be ineXpedtent He spok'
o. the banks or the state being all e.
Wi,h those or larger financial circle
ana SAID that geographically it woul%
i'ot be possible to form an organiZa
Ton that would be Of benefit. He sug
F'H'ed lha1 instead or dong THIS thai
| Inc banks IN Inherent sections of the
STATE become aimed with those OF tho
'''' SCI 'i''oa
was 'pp''i''e' -
VIC N'
''''' % "''eo'''S
49,, VI @. No' ''.'
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-19
J. f. CLIFFORD
Attorney At Law
apARTlNsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA

Practices In all the Courts of West
Virginia, the Supreme Court of Ap.
seah and che Untsd essAss courta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
ThaXtOn q Co
HELP WAMTED-MaIe.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.


EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
2t0 W. silver Phone 35i
Wanted -Laborers, SL75, $500 and
$3.50 per day carpenters, 1926 per
day; experienced waitress,
AMBITIOUS PERSON may earn $i5
to S25 weekly during spare time ~
home. writing Ter newspapers send
for particulars Press Bureau, Ot09,
Washington, ID. G,
WANTED-Man 10 advertise ana so-
Holt for Rogers sllverWarc. Pay
$50 per month A. q. Cline, Advertis-
ing Manager, lt6 Rogers Buildinsi
Philadelphia.
WANTED-Largc Canadian mail or
der house wants men everywhere fan
The United states 10 show samples;
lninion Grocery Co.. windsor Ontario,
Canada.
WANTED An energetic. ambitious
active man ca build up q permanent
business writing health ana accident
Insurance. udeacndence, immediate
cash returns and future too. Address
National Casualty Co. Detroit Mon.
WANTED VIA teach several young
men the automobile business I'M
ten weeks bt mail and assist them
10 good POSITIONS No charge fer
tuition until position IL secured.
Write today r.. S. Price, Automobile
Expert Box f63 Los Angeles. caiif
LEARN automobile repairing driving
on up-to-date cars, electrical civil
engineering. surveying. methods most
practical, ROOM and board while
learnIng positions secured; s0tisfac'
tion guarauteeH. catalog free. Nation
al school of Engineering, 2110 W. 9Th,
Los Angeles
LOCAL representative wanted. Splcn-
did income assured right man IN
act as our representative nlter learn
ing our busin4as thoroughly bY mail
FORMER experience unnecessary. All
we require is Honesty. ability ambi-
lion and willingness 90 learn a lucr-
tive business No soliciting cor travel
ing. All or spare time only This De-
an exceptional opportunity for O. man
i'm your section TO get into big pay-
ing business without capital and Doe
come independent for life. Write at
once for fun particulars National Coo
Operative Realty Company, L5fL
Marden building Washington, ID. g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
FOR RENT-RO0ms with Board
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-ee-7-7= f--7=--a-7se=rse.ersss,
FOR RENI-Desk room with phone
privileges Rooms 1919. Stern bldg.
" 2 Newpli
h0H HINI- Good bafn i'm rear al
$50. $40 vs.. Lead avenue. suitable
for automobile or horses. Sec owner
ON promises
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
FOR SALE

S2,850-5-room brick, modern, large
porches 4th ward near ear line.
$3.000--6-ruom brick, modern,
sleeping porchcs lot 15Xl42, 4th
ward.
.S2,60O-5-room brick, modern, W.
Coal Ave, close IN.
2.2O0-5-room frame. modern, lot
50xl42, ahade trees. lth ward close
in: easy terms, $500 cash, balance
same as rent
$2,I50-5-room brick, modern, large
basement, corner lot, east front
Highlands, close in easy terms
.$2000-5-room frame, modern, High
lands, close in; easy terms
$4,000-5-room, modern, brick bum
galow; hot water heat, fire place.
sleeping porch, garage, stable:
Fourth ward.
sl,5OO---4 ga acres OF good land,
mostly in alfalfa, some fruit GOOD
adobe house. close M, near saw mill
Money 10 Loan--f'ire Insurance.
A. FLElSCElER
III South Fourth Street.
Phone GA. Next 70 Pcstoifice
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
P ROPITI0US YEAR
FOR NORWAY To
CELEBRATE
Kingdom viii Observe With
Appropriate Exposition Gem
tenary Of Liberation Of
Country,

Christian, Norway, Jan 31.-Nor-
way will celebrate the centenary of
her liberation ~ an exhibition here
this wear which win Illustrate the prln-
cipal results Of century 3 work.
Tba celebration comes al propl-
tiope nmo for fine kingdom has lust
mad cro m tha most prasperous years
I'm t,.r higtor, Tho foreign trade for
u,o ,o,r o.,. ,vtrfnslo Good while
ne h,r,eets have reached Il total
In ~ ,G.rI,. xS ooo ADO rho new
va.,. has also opened wen. there he-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
l.nn.ns filN Ilte.lorIl.

Kangaa CIV Jan il lIIIV
eeipts 100. market steady. Prime re.
steerg sS80u9.25; dressed pe,l
steers. S125MS.50. cstern sierIs'
IsG.750S.50: southern steers sb.-o y
sees, COWS si25a 49, heiter@ e.. -
as KS. siockcrs and feeders. sB.aD a.
Sg5. bulls, s5.50@L75; calves $500
0ft.00 ,.o. ,,.ri, -
Hogs ~ Receipts LOCO. marN ''..
zoe biehar. Bulk. S825@85o; heavy
sS45mS.55: packers aud butchers
SS.3am 800; light. AA.l'" N''''
.s6.15M 7.f5 .i,..
qheep 49, Receipts none hl iht'
.steadv. Lambs. 81 So 800 yeuiilh.s..'H'
S6.25n $50; weihfis. s'.4' p '5'
ewes. $1,000 5sie
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
wEEKIY BANK STATEMENT

y ~ NJ - ~
New olk. Jan ne 9'' s'lilt y
.ot the aclual cohaltloh o. ,.oi ~, ~.
house BANKS ana trusl eolu 'a ',5 so a.
Ire W"'N SiloN7 ,''.' - w. AZ iaa.d ra.
$4,000 reserve N excess OF iohal ~, y,
qulrelnents. "is 'S "ll IN qbo sfote.
Sl7SLl9o from last week. me s'''e'
meh1 lolioN oooo,cooo. i,oro,ee
Loans e-'OV''-'O'
3Z5 700 oVV. ooo ..-, O.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
NV yoRK MoNEY MARKIsT.

New York, Jan. 31.-The New YORK
money market today closed as ioi-
lows
call money nominal; no loans.
Time loans. weaker go days. "a
Der cent. 80 days. 3dgh per cent o
months. 3laaSA per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3A "a 'e
per cent
Commercial bills Sl82A.
Bar silver 55hc.
Mexican dollars. i5e.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

e-oo->~-~--.~-~-~~0-~~~~~ -
WANTED--speeMlty salesman i"l
New MtXlco and Arizona can
Combs hotel. " X. Conley
ANTED-salesman calling on the
i0bbing. drug, confectionery, gro
Gerry and cigar trade. 90 handle some
COED spgclaltics un comm ssion basis.
State line carried. firms name not
essential. Ia reply STATE territory COW
cred and give references. Address III.
q. carn Mnrnmg lournnl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
TIE LIVESTOCK MAnKETs.
Chlcnan IlNc.tnrl..

IITT7I-V
Chicago. Jan 3i.-cattle-l'eeeipts
100. market steady Bocves S6.Sew
$50. Texas steers. $500 a 500 west
arm steers. SG.40m7S5; stockers aud
feeders. S5.40M800; COWS and heil-
ers. S3.GOmS.50; calves, $3.50" lo.3V.
HOGS - Receipts 5000. market
mostly Zoe above Yesterdays average
Bulx. sS.400S.50; mixed Sa.23 M o.bV.
beavv. sS.206SG0; rough, Shzo re
$50. pigs. sG.50@S.25
SheeH teceiNts l'VVV'
SLOW. Native. Sf80m6.00. western
.s4e0m6.00; yearlings so'eVH NV
native lambs. S6150f 1870. western
lambs S6.S5W 7,s5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-01
FOR SALE--Houses.

--~~0rs~~~~-@~~0fN~~ -~-0~N0~0e~-~-~-@-~-@
FOR SALll 1Wo-room tent house
Never occupied by s.cN $4,000.
phono l50tW
FOR SALE OR BENT--S-room brick,
4-room brick and 5-room frame, al
modern, furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire go NJ. Fourth SD.
FOR SALE New 5-room bungalow,
$500 down balance Hike rent one
sold last week ON Same forms stop
paying rent Sec us today John Baron
Burg Realty Co.. goa w Geld Ave.
FOR sALE-Real ostate. $3.50 cash,
balance on mortgage, buys good
house M Albuquerque renting for
SIS. Fine opportunity as this equity Is
worth 5000, 3oX b3f Deming, y. NJ.
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WANTED-M Miscellaneous.

@~~~~~---0sN~~-e@@-~ -e-~-~.@-~,=-~@-~z@4@-N-@
CARPET CLEANING, furniture and
stove repairing. w. A. Con- Phone
WANTED-We buy old gold and hi-
yer tewelry. Benefits. Us S. 2nd.
I BUY aud sell secondhand clothes
and furniture. 400 S. First St. Phone
662.
WANTED - Carpentry and repair
work. ana orchard work 81 cents
per hour Phone 1851
WANTED-To buy small horse and
buggy horse must be gentle ~. W
RODGERS 9ll $. Edith.
TUTORING Private instruction. riv-
en- in primary and grammar W0rE
by visiting eastern teacher not
health seeler Aadresa 204. JournaL
WANTED exchange Tor Ford
runlb0ut. must be in first class cons
ditiou. or wii sch classy buggy team
of dark bay mares wcll matched fast
travellers. years Ola, weight 1900
pounds each These are nne stork
from Durango, Colo BefnaliilO Mere.
CO., Bcn4llio, y. n.
WANTED TcBuni Tor sturaoom in
heart If business district especially
adapted FOR grocery business A ffm
with an aheadg established busino
preferred Living rooms above and
small warehouse an track within two
blocks uelu'e3 ln lease ~ desired
Exceuent opportunity for right par-
ties Address POst0t4ice liox 61f, city,