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Atlanta Live Stock

Correct Uy W. H. White, Jr, of the White
Provision Company
Good TO choice beef steers, $40 to 900 pounds,
Good steers, 700 to 500 pounds, SIS .0OGgs so.
Medium TO good steers, 700 to 500 pounds
81. 50GL> 90.
GOOD 10 choice beef COWS. $50 to $50 pounds.
Medium To good COWS. $50 to $50 pounds.
Good to choice heifers, COO to 700 pounds.
sc. 5O0iI 30.
. The above represents the ruling prices of
good quality cattle. Inferior grades and day
Medium to good steers $50 to $50 pounds,
81 COG 90.
Medium to good cows, $50 to $50 pounds,
Mixed and common, 81. 5o@5 Sc. .. ...
Good fat oxen. s. .jOQS 90.
Medium oxen, SO .O017 90.
Good butcher bulls, SIS 50q6. 80.
Choice veal calves, 81 .O0dS.50.
learlinss, 50. C0Ga6.OO.
Choice TENNESSEE lambs. 60. TO 20 pounds,
81. 50d IL. 90.
Medium lambs. so to 60 pounds, IS ood9 co.
Culls and lights, SIS .0oG6 co. = -
Fat sheep, 20 to 90 pounds, Sc .o09I 90.
Common sheep. 50 TO go pounds. IS .0OG6 90
-- Good fat goats 40 to 30 pounds. SIS .5O96 CO.
Common goats 81 .0015 90. e. =.
Prime hogs, $50 to 225 pounds, $13 J0914 90
Lights .hogs, 40 to leo pounds, s12 OoQ Is. 90.
Heavy pigs, 10 to 40 pounds. S1l .00G12 90.
Light pigs 90 to 10 pounds, SO Goa IL 90
Above quotation apply to good quality mixed
fed hogs. Mast and peanut fattened lower,
wing to quality. il. -, eg-:
LIVE STOCK By wrRE
KANSAS CITY, July 5.-Hogs: Receipts
5000 higher. Bulk, $14.9O@ $780, heavy,
$l57Od159O; light, sl4.6od15.3 pigs, $500
Cattie-Receipts 5000 steady: Prime fed
steers k12.5Og 1910; dressed beef steers, So
M12.25; western steers, $9.OoG13.25: south
heifeTs. si.5oS1s. sieesers and feeders
ss.5om so; bulls, s6.Soas rs; calves, 500
Nl14.OO EsS
sheep-Receipts 5000; lower; lambs, Sl5.oOa
49, 90; warnings. $1,000 1900; wethers, $3.50
eI9..0; ewes, sS.00d9.0O. rs
ST LoUIS, July 5.-Hogs- Receipts, 100.
lower: pigs, $40 0G14 so: mixed SIS. l5d 1919;
good heavy, k15 55d 10 65;' bulk, ESQ
CattIe-Raceipts, $500. lower; native beef
steers, 81 .6OglS 80; yearling steers and heif,
and feeders SIS oode.5O, native calves, 1870
= s sheep $500 veal; spring lambs,
s14 cog 16. 20; clipped ewes $; 50g0:o can
ners, s. .O0d5 So choppe :, 81 .0odT So.
CHICAGO, July .-Rogs-Receipts, 1900.
strong; nuik. Sl4. GOALS 10; light, sl4.4ASa
Ia so: nixci Sl4. 05d 10 -: heavy, Sli $50
1900; rough. SI4.35a1I.i5; pigs Sll.OOG
Cattle--R-ca.pts. >IO.Oo0 firm: native. beef
cattle, ss1,TlS. 50; stOcIers and feeders. $40
40 so: cows and heifers, 81. 400 IL so; calves
Sheep-Recniuts. 1900. weak; wethers. $T.75
I'll GO; lambs. $40. O0N 16 ia
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 5-lurpentine, firm.
Be; sales. aone' receipts, $40; shipments, $50;
stocks, 81. TN3.
Resin. ii-n: sales 4, ne; receipts, 22,2O =.
shipments AFRO. stock. 6[211.
Quote: II. S. 30: n. s5.25; f. s5.35; T.
s. 40: g. s5.+5: n. s.. ga so; l. $5.4T1aG
). 60: X, So hG6i go; NJ. s5d $50; y, So 10
w. g.. Sc. 606I6. s. ". W, s. .0S sc
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, ;uly S.--Butter unchanged.
Eggs. receipts, 2*,439 cases. unchanged.
Potatoes, receipts IS ears unchanged.
Poultry, alive. higher; fowls, 19c; springs,
25d Csc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06

tant subject the most careful study,
and doing it properly with the right kind
of implements Splendid seasons have
prevailed throughout the country up 10
the present time, and how few of us
know how soon dry seasons will strike
us. Therefore, we can not afford to take
any chance but be sure TO preserve tn.
moisture that is now in our soils and
keep it there to feed and supply our
present growing crop by often shallow
cultivation, and above all things keep
up this work as late as possible. even
up until the time most crops are ma
tured. Nothing will help add II to the
weight at maturity of any growing crop
more than constant and late cultivation.
How often do we see promising crops
laid by so to speak too soon. and at har-
vest disappointment face the grower
when full yields could have been so cas-
lily had if continued cultivation had pre-.
vailed. -
With the present price of all kinds
of farm products we can weD afford to
leave nothing undone this Year to do our
part in making throughout the entire
southern states the heaviest and most
wonderful yields this country has ever
seen. and if we do our part towards this
present growing crop we can rest assur-
ed that the land will do hers. and We
should leave no stone unturned with
this end in view.
With the various kinds OF improved
cheap implements and cultivators that
are now supplied to our people there is
no excuse why farmers can not cultivate
double the number of acres we have
ever cared for before. do 1T better and
continue this extra cultivation late into
the season by the use of improved i'm
plements 1t is being done by many
and the time has come when all must get
at it if we get the full value of our la
Dor and lands. Successful farming is no
child's play, and requires the most careJ
full study and thought from the best
class of people. The sooner we look at
this work from this standpoint the
greater profits will our country make.
Yours very truly,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-07-06

tn HIS is one year when no farmer OF
gardener cansafford TO take any
chance whatever on not obtain
ing for his efforts every possible pound
of all kinds of crops that can be pro-
duced from each acre in cultivation.
There is proba bly, no one thing of so
much Importance to the increase or de-
minish yields of the present growing
crops as depends upon it's cultivation,
and especially IN the taking care of the
moisture that is now in the soil. In
this one respect alone thousands of dol
lars are lost each year in evaporation OF
water after ii has once been placed in
the soil by improper methods of cultiva-
ton. There are but few people who
realize how quickly the hot sun will al
low the water to be pumped out of the
earth. This is caused from improper
cultivation and to much deep blowing
after the crop has once been. planted.
and is up, and cultivated for the first
time. How often do we see the most
promisin; prospects ruined or cut short
from a big yield by one or two deep
plow.nss that are very unnecessary.
Just so deep as the pillow penetrates the
earth during the growing season of hot
weather just that deep will the moist
ure evaporate, and we can not be too
careful to the cultivation given all
kinds of plants after they are out of the
ground.
In studying the soil we find that the
finer pulverized and the nearer a dust
mulch that we can, get on the surface
of our land that much more moisture
will we keep in the ground and create
more rapid circulation of air and less
evaporation of water. All the culture
that the growing crop needs after 1T has
been wei plOwed the first time is shall
low cultivation with a fine tooth cultiVs-
tor. a harrow or an ordinary scrape and
scooter set to run very shallow. The
least disturbance that is caused around
the tender roots of all growing plants
after they have once started that much
better it will be for them and the yield
that they will produce.
The increase yield from proper Guilt
walton of our present growing crop this
year could easily be made to net at least
one-fourth more by giving this impor-
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Cotton

NEW YORK. July 5.-There renewed
Liquidation in the cotton market at the re-
opening today. Private wires reported good
rains in the southwest over the holiday which
encouraged the besrish sentiment that had de-
yeloped toward the end Of last week. and
October selling a. 24.2O and January at PAPA
on the call. making decline of fully $50 to
80 points from recent high records. The early
weather map failed to show anywhere nearly
a. much rain suggested 10y private reports
aDl the decline was checked by covering short
" after the call. with the market showing
rallies Of ~ TO 80 points toward the middle
Of the morning. The tone, however. very
nervous and unsettled with the attention OF the
trade pretty well divided between the weather
news and Washington advceS regarding the
probable progress OF food control legislation.
The volume Of business tapered off after
the first hour and the market was firmer late
IN the morning owing 10 uncertainty TO
whether rains in the southwest had been suffi-
cient and eXpecta tons Of bullish weekly re-
port from the weather bureau at midday. DC
tcber contracts rallied TO ~ .63 and January TO
2i-si. Or back 20 within IS points Of Tuesday
closing figures. At this level. however the
market hesitated and after the publication of
the weekly report which read more favOraby
renewed pressure and reslling by early buyers.
Offerings were comparatively light on the
early afternoon setback and the market firmed
mp sgain before O'Clock. report OF
firmer spot basis AMI renewed covering. Octo-
her rallied IN 24.67 and January tn 24.S6 dur
ing the middle afternoon. compared with 24.9s
and 2j.3O at the close OF Tuesday.
FEW YORK COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
--hsrEe today:
Tone steady; middling. 25.45c. quiet.
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Tie Following ~eie the ruling prices In tn.

SPOT COTTON MARKET
Atlanta, steady, 2i.6Oc.
New York, quiet, 25.45r.
New Orleans. steady, 24.15c.
Augusta, steady, 2jc.
Memphis. nominal, 25.25c.
Savannah. nominal, =6.25c.
Daiias. steady, 24.SOc.
Mobile. nominal. 2sC.
Galveston. steady. lie.
Charleston. steady. 3J".
Wilmington, steady. -.
Little Hock, steady. 25c.
MGntgOmery, steady. 34.GjC.
Boston, steady. -. i5c.
Philadelphia. steady, 35.1C-.
houston, steady, 25c.
Norfolk. steady. 24.I5c.
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LOr9ng BroWn
wANTEp-FARMS-


WE offer 10000 acres rich farm land (SO-acre
tracts up in center shallow water belt, Texas
Panhandle. Grow wheat oats. rye, kaffir corn.
milo maize. cotton; great for cattle. hogs Write
today Information. Price Bros. Box 1908, Plain
view. Texas.
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COTTON OIL MARKET
.
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

lanta. II was a day OF great patriotic
Inspiration. and a dag made delightful
by the old-time southern hospitality
FOR which the people of Athens are
famous
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FREE FOR SIX MO\THS-My special offer to
introduce my magazine, Investing for
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has not acquired sufficient money to provide
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1t shows how to become richer quickly and
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KANSAS CITY, CASH QUOTATIONS

KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS .
KANSAS CITY, July .5.-Cash: Nheat-<o.
. hard, s2.30d2.37; No. 3. $2.2od2.3o; No. ,
red, S2.Oea2os.
Corn--So. = mixed. $1.75Ia d1.76; No g..
S1.75d 1.T5l2; NO. white, s1.76dl.T7: No. 2
yellow. $1.T661.I6l2. -.
Oats-No. = white. IGc: No. . mixed, 71d7Sc.
SUGAR MARKET
NEW YORk July 5.-RGw sugar. easy; zen
trfugal. 3. IS: molasses. J.5s refined steady
fine graaItItsI, T.5O6G ~.
Sugar futures were asier early today on
selling by commission. louses. prompted by the
easier feeling IN the splt market, At noon
prices were { To : points lower.
Closed easy end 8 to Z points lower. Sales
s 400 tons
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. July Spot cotton steady,
- points off: >ales on the spot. 1924 bales; TO
sUtve, 32l. good ordinary. 80. 81; strict good
ordinary. - 81: low miidllng. - 81; strict low
middling, 9i.,s5: middling. "a -: strict mid
ding. "a. Al. ODD middlng. "a So: strict good
midding. -. VI; receipts, 81 stock. @O2 323.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Tie Following ReIe the ruling prices In the
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II 70 > - y -
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS. July 5.-COtton lost 81 TO
- points in the first half hour Of business
here today under liguida lion and short selling.
encouraged by improved crop reports from the
nelt and the claim from Texas that the west
generally had received comRete relief from tue
,lrouth The market barely steady at the
,iecline.
The market became nervous. making strong
rallies but also meeting fresh selling which
every now and then sent IL back toward the
lowest levels One recovery carried IL 80 Ia
~ points M from the lowest. At noon the
trading months showed a net loss Of 46 TO ~
points.
Tin. tone vas quiet 1nd steady in the aft
ernoon With no great price changes. At l ;So
tire active -Ionths showed net loss OF 81 o
IS points.
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NEW YORK SUGAR
METAL MARKET.

NE WYORK, July 5.-The metal exchange
quotes lead, quiet; spot, 1l1a asked; splitter,
dull: spot East st. Louis delivery eh asked.
Al London. lead. spot 30 pounds, los; futures,
20 pounds, l0s spelter, spot, "a pounds; flu
lures, 30 pounds
Copper, GTet; clcctrolytic spot and near by
So. OOd33 10, nominal; August and later.
$40. OOm31 90.
Iron. firm; No. northern. $50 GOA "a 90
Nc. =, S52 .DuGIJ3 90; No. southern, $50. 10
a 81 co..; No. =, $40 5Od50.5U
Metal ..xcnange quotes tin, firm; spot,
So. 1@iaM62 ~.
At LondOn, spot copper. 1870 pounds: futures.
l29 pounds los; electrolytic, l42 pounds; spot
tin, 245 pouhdS: futures, 239 pounds los
..ryAN5A rovrON MARKET
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED HELP-Male.

WANTED HELP-Male.
WORK for farmers, teachers, col
lege students and others. Sell fruit trees.
pecan trees. ornamentals, etc. Light work and
good pay. Smith Bros. Dept. 20. Concord. Ga.
FIREMEN, Lrakemen. haggagemen, y hours.
$40. COl):cl porters wanted everywhere.
Experience unnecessary. $50 Railway Bureau.
East st. Louis. ILL.,
so WEEKLY made wiring names for mail
order houses. No canvassing. Particulars
for stamp. he Guide company, Memphis Tenn.
WANTED HELP-Male and Female,
THOU SANDS men-wOmen, IS over, wanted
for [. S. government joins, S15 to $50 month
War means many vacancies. Short hours Ra pid
advancement. Common educa ton sufficient
Write Immediately Tor list position. Franklin
Institute, Dept. f. 1O6, Rochester, y. \.
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FOR sALE-2oULTRY.

500 TNU-l EAR-OLD White Leghorn hens for
sale. Correspondence invited. Beallw ool
Poultry Farm BOX So, Columbus, Ca.
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ONLY TWO CLASSES IN
WAR, PATRIOTS AND
TRAITORS, SAYS COBB

fccntiuued Prom Page oneD
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WANTED HELP-Mals and Female.
wANTED-Agents.


LADl agents make GOO money selling Mrs ).
McCOrmicG's Beauty C"eam. Large jar, ~
cents. Repeats. Beauties complexion. De
ugnttul dor. A wonderful face cream. Write
fOr particulars. Behrens Drug Co., Waco, lex.
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MEN of ideas and inventive ability should
write fog new Lists OF Needed Inventions"
''l'aIent buyers and How TO Get Your Pat.
snt and Your Money" Advice free. Randolph
& 60. Iatrnt Attorneys. Dept. 90. Wash.
IEctcn. o. {.
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Gram

CHICAGO, july 5.-solrLg prices for corn to-
Gay told qui.Sly of continued scarcity Of sup
plies and Of urgent dem: nd. Opening quota
tionS, which rarged from Is off TO y cent al
vance with lily at 81 a. and September NJ
81 .S%I TO 81 .50I2 wert followed bv sharp
general Iptun TO about. cents above Tues
days finish.
subsequently heavy buying hoisted the corn
market much higher. ii was said distillers
had been given to understand that they would
be allowed TO grind all the corn which they
owned on July II. The close was nervous at
2l4c to 53sc net advance with July at $l62 Is
TO 81. 62as and September $1.54% to S1.545s.
Wheat aud oats rose with corn. Advicss
that wheat n the southwest had been adversely
affected by not winds drring the last week
were against ne bears aud so, too, were as
sertOns That tne North I.akota crop had srf-
fered from drGdth. After opening Scent down
TO Scent ~, with July nominal. and septem,
her at 81 = o $l.s4h the market sscended
4 matera further advance in wheat ensC"d.
hut very little business was done, as traders
awaiting developments in regard TO gov
eminent control of the market. The close
unsettled 5lSc to Sc net higher. with July
at 500 and September at $1.sait
In the Oats trade. tigrtress OF the July op-
ton was notable haiurr.c
Provisions vent upgre,'e with corr srd hogs.
Pork led the :dvance.
CHICAGO ouor&rIoNs
The following were the rulrng pr:cesAn tie
exchange today:
Open. High. Low Close. Close.
WHEAT
July 49,. 2.IO 2.lO- 2.Oa 200 2Ol
Sept 1.s4iad1.si 100 lisa 1.S9La l.s4as
i0RN-
July l.6O allies, l.G2$s 100 1.62ss 1.59&s
Sept. 1.5Ola a 1.5Olt 1.55A 1.49&4 1.541s 1.5o&
Dec. 10 M1,O9a, LIS 1.O9% 1.15Ts 10
OATS
July G6l2M6TH IS 90 6T% $751;
Sept. . q. 55bs 5G1a - 563s 55la
Dec. . 81 m56A 5S12 j6h Ssh 5Ih
iORK-
July -. -. =. 4O45 4d45 4015 4O.15 1000
SEPT. =. =. . 1895 1880 1895 1000 1890
LARD
July 80. =. . 2I.35 2I.40 21.2O 21.2O 21I7
Sept. =. =. e. 21.45 2l,TO 21.45 21.45 21.45
nlRS-
July T.. =. -. 2I.S7 21.9O 21.T2 21.T2 21.G2
Sept . 21.SO 22.O2 21.SO .I.SO 21.75
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

The following were the ruling prices In the
,z~h-GEe today:
Tone. ytes'lr: middling, ?4.75c. steady.
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SORES

Healed OF AHTI-FLsMaA Soultice Plaster. StopS
the itching around sores Heals while you work OF.
SCRIBE CASE and get FREE SAMPLE. Daylss
distributing Co., 1920 Grand, kansas City, hso.
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DATE ~ ABLE IDEAS WANTED. Man
- Nv ufacturers want Owen Patents.
Send for 1 free books inventions wanted, etc
help you market your invention without charge.
Richard L. Owen s Owen bldg, Washington, D. O..
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
IN Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

HODGlNS just completed new garage
lS5-lSi r 9Th; freproof building, gas
tree air and water; storage for Co cars,
" end Sc per month; first-c class ma
chlnist: omen night and dav. Wal 3il
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
In Answering Ads. Please Mcmillan TIme.

W - MAKE collections evcrywhorc: sat
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WV N'IInhlIr Ng,n.N. WnniMnrh Okln
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. NNTTITWNN- = CHANCE
y. II Hartman, I'm early DAYS
expressed TO a friend hts desire 10
be erci"d 10 tho board of directors
OF certain railroad II don't really
see Whai use Tint would be 10 YOU "
hld IN" friend You would be one ~
fifteen men. ~ whom presumably four.
teen would he against YOU" Hartman
replUd ~ know that. but ali the
opportunity ! ever want is 20 no ono OF
fifteen men around a table
ANYONE having 81 ooN ar moro 10 IN
vest can have particulars of q good
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= 7 TTNIK TITWTS-
us Terminal Hldg Oklahoma Cuy
ONE silver dime VIII bring You trial
package Egg .O-N0u equal to pne dozen
eggs In cooking nnd baking A pure. rich
ana wholesome product Try II YOU will
be delighted with results W. 4 Mccoy.
Temple Texas
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

FOUR ROOM house ON Reno walking
distance, 81 500. 5000 cash. balance like
rent or will trade for acreage. owner
wal 2s1 or Wal 1902
EQUITY IN five rooms nnd bath. modern
Noo block W lith street: prefer clear
~ some clear and cash. owner non -rc-l.
dent and wishes quick action or before
july 1, write tor details W.q1 care
Times
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T OR Sal +

Fine cigar fixtures 2o.foot wall case.
with glass doors and base with double
doors, all with locks and metal lined
rat and dust proof nlso 70 foot marble
counter nnd fine show cases. etc. Ad-
dress
y J. WNLDRON.
1901 North Klein City Phone Wal i23l
FOR SALE.
ono Of the best up fo-dato grocery
stores I'm IN" city and doing n nice N-usl-
ness on account o' sickness. have not
been able 10 attend ~ my store FOR many
months. my hnnk account and inven.
tories VIII show ! Inv" made money un-
der the most adverse circumstances
win sell at great Sacriflcc T. T. Wal
dron. 1901 y Klein, Walnut ie7l.
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

FOR ShLE-Desk and safe. 3tx3,x3s:
cost Sos Price S55 Maple $40.
FOR sALE-A Royal No 10 typewriter.
at n bargain, part cash and balance
time B-3. care Times
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Happy's Garage
Ais N, Broadway WAL 93l

RECTiFlER Rechargo your car hat
teries, some rights, cost i2S5; will sell
for 800 cash also two castings, 3lNi,
good shape See them at 3gl W. Wash
inRtOn " iO6S
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Security TRUST
Company

owned nv the Stockholders ~ the Sc.
cur,ty National hank
ASK for Mr Easen Phone PIX s..
iOs n BROADWAY.
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49,. y. y. NNLllEbN,
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE


TO TRADE O. room and 5-room house.
both houses modern. with three lots.
,1Nl+O feet on corner close In walking
distance Will trade for land or acreage
near oklahoma city can 2ls American
liank hldg Phone Wal 2SI or Wal 1899
FOR SALE or exchange: dclightfd
homes. rEht on the gulf. south Texas:
hunting. fishing, oysters. boating. bath
ing. pure gulf breeze; cool summers:
warm winters; good water rich soil.
| heArhful; no pests; Tor clear property or
merchandise Armstrong 1928 East Sec.
ond Wnl 1862
FOR SALE-A new bungalow finest In
tho city owner leaving leased $50 &
rooms breakfast, bath, flower conserva-
tory, rooms oak huilt-in features.
drained basement automatic water heat
er. servants quarters. garage. sncrifc-
ing cost l-3 more 20 build now Sec
Owner 33l W Washington. " boGs
TO TbApE-My nvc-room modern home
I'm shawnee ideal location. close IN
would rent FOR over 500. owe 81 O0O. paw
able 81 pcr month For equity. want
mic" tract near CITY or lots northwest.
good stuff priced right only considered
| BoN tS3, shawnee
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1917-04-12
BEREA ITEMS

Bob Mundy and family have moved
to the Plybon property in Molino. -
M. W. Emmons, R. L. Miller and
j. A. Cauthorn sold hogs to Mundy
and Bolts last week at lac. = Clar-
ence Hurd sold quantity of corn to
Thomas Schieffer at 90c per bushel.
- Mrs. Ed Crooks of Sikeston, Mo. i,
visited Mrs. Forest Weaver part of
last week. = Mrs. Ladie Schambach
stopped off or brief visit with Mrs.
j. D. Worley last week, while en-
route from Montrose, Colo, to her
new home in the suburbs of st.
Louis, - Nova d. Miller was mar
ried to Miss Hattie Robinson at her
home near Thompson last week. A
number of the boys of this place
treated them to a charavari Thursday
night. The Junior Missionary
Class Of Mt. Zion church will givee a
musicale and play at the church in
Molino Saturday evening at eight
o'clock. Admission, adults, 15c; chill
dren 10c, The proceeds will he usedl
to educate Chinese boy.