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Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
SOCIAL CORNER POEMS.
Gentle Words and Lovins Smiles.

 The sun may warm the tender grass, The dew the dropping flower; And eyes grow bright, and watch the
 light
 Of autumn's fading hour; But words that breathe of tenderness, And smiles we know are true, Are warmer than the summer time, And brighter than the dew. It Is not much the world can give. With all it's subtle art: And gold and gems are not the things To satisfy the heaFt;, Eut ohl If those who cluster round The homestead and the hearth Have gentle words and loving smiles, How beautiful is earth!
 Selected. The Heart Where Kindness DweIls. There's beauty In the glorious sky Where born her rosy hues displays, And when at eye the western clouds Reflect in gold the suns last rays, The star -bespangled heaven is fair, But there's a beauty far eXcels Nights brilliant gems or gorgeous Iris in he heart where kindness
 dwells.
 4 summer rose Is fair to me With pearly dewdrops glitterins
 bright,
 And beautiful the sweet spring flowers Blue violets and lilies white; They lend rich fragrance to thN Nmorn Of innocence and joy it tellsN love them well, but dearsr far love the heart where kindness
 dwells.
 l love the songs of summer birds. And murmurs low of ripplins
 streams,
 And fairy music which so oft Comes softly stealing through my
 dreams.
 But something hath a magic power Surpassing musies sweetest spells Iris the low voice whose gentle t>le: Gush from the heart where kindneS'
 1u-aI1c
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
Other Special Events Now In Progress
WoMEN's WINTER COATS

Won1en's Winter Coats, of ker-
 sey and velour, with fur or self
 collars, regular S25.oo Coats, at $15.75 Wonen's Coats, of velour and plush, in black and colorS, lined
 with Sol satin, regular S29.5o,
 $500 and S37.5o Coats, at. $23.75 Women's Beautiful Fur-trirf-
 med Coats, with rich silk lining,
 ali the latest models, regular $500 Coats, at............ $32.95 Exclusive models, in Women's ffigfi-grzde Coats, only one of a style regular s75.oo and $500 Coats, at...........s. x. $49.75
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
rHE sEAsoM,s WlsHEs.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Here's hoping you all had i Merry Christmas and that you will all have q Happy New Year.
 KEZIAH D0OLTTLE.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
THE WINNERS OF SOCIAL CORNER PRIZES
For the Month of December

For Mary report meeting of Club No To Thsoda report Is DeeeahBer meeting To Baby quality of furs. To Reader for letter making Christmas suggestions
 To Little spnser letter entited The Tree of Life
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
WOMEN's SUITS REDUCED

Women's Fall and Winter Suits, of serge and velour, for mer prices up to s37.5o, at.. $23.e5 Women's High-grade Suits, of
 broadcloth and rich velour, for mer prices up to S5o.oo, at. $32.95
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
THE MEMS STORE

All Holiday Lines, in Mems Wear at special clearance prices-Men's Neck. wear, Suspenders, Garters, Arm Bands, Etc.--a rare opportunity for bargains.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
HANDkERCIiIEFS AT SPECIAL
 PRICES 45'7

Thousands of Handkerchiefs, slightly n1ussed in the holiday rush are now o1l sale at special prices. No better time than now to lay in a supply of these useful articles.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28

JEWELRY-BOOKS--CAMES Books for Boys, Books for Cifls, all at special prices. Balance of our stock of Games at special clearance prices. Holiday Jewelry, all at reduced prices for quick clearance. H4
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
WOMEN's WAISTS REDUCED

Women's White and Striped Lingerie Waists, regular s1.25 and S1.5o value, at. .......s. 95 Women's Lingerie Waists, that formerly sold for s2.oo anA s2.5o, o,at.................. at $1.e
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28

Ina gination is responsible for half of cur troubies-4and our fool shfisstsss are responsible for the other half.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-28
Muslin Drawers

Wonnen's Muslin Drawers, Of mus
 IIs and eanibrie, trimmed with lace and Hamburg a great variety of styles, af these prioes: c Al G5c-regular price 75V At S9c-regul4r price $1.0G
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Indict Eight On
Charge Violating
Liquor LdUs Here

sam and Jacob s. Gold, arrested by
Sheriff Ferry several days ago when
the officer confiscated an automobile
load Of whisky, containing IS cases In
Tuesday on charges of violating the
liquor law The car is being held by
the sheriff until the owners can show
why a Cadillac had a Ford license on IL.
Other indictments, In which Violations
OF the liquor law are charged, were re-
turned against Robert Partee, Joe
Nightingale, c. 7, Powers, King Wal
lace, Isadore Jones and ], 7. Shelhton.
Five negroes were indicted for muir
der IN the first degree, They were
lngo and Waymon Tice, Dennis and
Roger Williams and Peter Coopwood.
They are charged with numbering Il
negro woman near BenjestoWn. The
Tees and Williams were tried in May
before Hugh Magevney, acting as spe-
ctsl Judge Of the Second criminal court,
aud convicted, All except Roger Will
ltams were convicted of murder In the
first degree, lie vas found guilty of
involuntary nlanslauEhtcr. Peter
Coopwood, at large when the four were
tried, later was aprrehended, He said
he was the one who shot the woman
to death and absolved the others from
participation in the crime. A new trial
was granted the four.
An error in the Indictment against
Coopwood was discovered when the
case came before Judge Harsh last
week and the indictment was recon
United to the grand Jury.
Frank .Gulltns was Indicted on a
charge Of larceny and receiving stolen
property; Francis nickman. criminal
operation, and Brady Simmons, carry
ing n pistol, Fifteen persons in all
were indicted, hut three were not made
public, Two bills of indictment were
ignored,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
WILLIAM H. BATES
BURIED IN ELMWOOD

Funeral Of William II. Rates, ca
president Of S. G. Toot g. Co, who
was found dead in bed Tuesday, was
conducted from the late residence, 527
Linden avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
Burial was in Elmwood cemetery, and
the services at the grave were said by
ley. W. T.. Ellis, Paris, KY, former
pastor of Linden Avenue Christian
church, who came to Memphis to Of
ficiate.
A host OF bereaved friends and rela-
ives extended their sympathy TO the
family of the veteran business man.
Flowers in %profusiOn bore evidence Of
endearment from his many associates.
MIR. Bates came to Memphis in the
faIl of 1868, having been born near
Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on Oct. "a, 1S41.
He first worked in the city as a print
er' and became a member Of the firm
of s, c. Toof & Co. in 1876. lie
was elected in 1908 to one term in the
city council. IIe a also a promi-
Rite.
Active pallbearers were: j. r. Ed
rington, st. Elmo Newton, l.. r. Boq-
well, Joseph Newborn, !. A. Crawford,
Bert Parker, VIII ONerton and c. P.
J. Mooney.
Honorary pallbcarers were: r. Low
e%nsteiu. Nj, Il. Carter, w. :. Jones, w.
j. Crawford, W. r.. Mallory, W. !.
Canada. Luke II, Wright, Frank G.
Jones: Or. j. =, McElroy, o. NJ. Peck,
4. Morris, W. n. Wilkerson, J.. s.
Robinson and Otto Xahn.
Mr.. Bates is survived by his widow
and three n%ieces, Mrs. Battle NJ,
Brown, Mrs, John G. Little and Mrs,
Grace Toof.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
LABOR BOARD FORCE
EXTENDS ACTIVITIES

Women's interests are to be repre-
sented on the community labor board.
Two new members have been added
to the board and were formally ad-
mitted to the organizations council at
Il meeting Wednesday morning. The
new members are Miss Ada Harris
assistant secretary" of tho Tri- state
Fair association. and Mrs. Jessie
Reeves Sanders, assistant manager OF
the Underwood Typewriter company'a
Memphis branch. II win be their duty
TO handle all problems OF the board re
latiug to women workers and working
conditions for women in Memphis.
The board Wednesday morning com
pleted arrangements for the industrial
canvass of Memphis. All employers
instead OF sending copies Of their pay
rolls to tho federal labor agency, will
henceforth submit reports OF tho num-
Der of persons employed for the week,
the probable number for the coming
week and the gain or loss OF employees
for the period covered by the report.
These arc to be, submitted each week
In order that the reports may he tele-
graphed to the department Of labor In
Washington each Tuesday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
HUN SOME SPLINTER,
DECLARES BERLACK

A letter from Billy Berlack, Com
pany A, 18th T.. A., written the latter
part of October, gives an indication OF
the esteem in which the Yanks held the
Huns.
For two weeks writes Berlack.
we've been kent SO busy | haven't
had time to spend my last months
pay. You'll admit that's some busy.
We've taken them on Catch-aS catch
can and any old weight. Yesterday we
tied up with an OUTFIT that was sup
posed TO he the best the squareheads
had, but as our bunch gave an imita-
tion OF a Memphis election the Ger
mans soon lost their reputation. Give
a Hun n chance to run and catching
him is Just as easy as catching n seat
on a $50 car"
In another letter written two weeks
later Berlack states that he has been
made wireless operator. lie says;
Having 1t pretty soft lust now Nice
large dugout inhabtlcdl for four Of
us with nothing much To do unless one
wants to take a stroll out in No Mans
and in search Of exercise. somehow,
under the circumstances, I've lost my
taste for exercise"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
LIEUT.. WARE KILLED IN
LAST DAYS OF THE WAR

News Of the death Of Lieut.. Baxter
Ware, 56th infantry, Seventh division,
A. Il. r, was received Tuesday by his
wife, Mrs, Maria BURNER Ware, Nc
LemorC avenue.
The message from the war depart
mcnt stated that he died Nov, 8 frorl
wounds received In action, Lieut., Ware
trained with the home guards in Mem
pins and entered the officers training
camp at Fort OglethOrpe ON Aug. 81,
1917, where he was awarded A commis-
sion as lieutenant. lie was assigned to
duty at Waco, Ten, for a while and
was sent shortly afterward to France.
Letters received from him until al
nest the conclusion of the war Indicated
that ho was not in action. He had been
assigned to different training schools
fol special work, and his last letter
stated that he was leaving to reJoin
his regiment.
lie Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Maria
Eurnicr Ware, n native Of France. but
who came toNhis country from SwitZer-
land; "A small son, Robert Kenneth
Ware: his mother. Mrs, Bessie Ware;
a sister, Miss Adele Ware, and two
brothers, Sherlcy, OF san Antonio, and
Robert, Of New orleans,
Lieut.. Ware was a wcll-knoNu Mem-
phis attorney. lie began the practice OF
law with Duncan Martin, lie was born
in Hot Springs. Ark, where his family
was prominent, and was educated at
the University OF Arkansas,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
NEGROES WELL ARMED
GET INTO TROUBLE

Joe and VIII Johnson, alias Robin
son. negroes of Gunnison, Miss, were
cautious enough Of Memphis bad ele-
ment to arm themselves with II pistol
and two razors before they left home
TUESDAY, police declare, but their pro-
lection pro ved their undoing when they
ran against two Memphis officers.
Thev were arrested and arraigned be-
fore Police Judge Fitahugh Wednesday
charged with carrying pistols and ra-
GERS, Unless some friend comes to the
houee, as Judge Fitzhugh fined them
sfa aud SIS cach and held them TO the
hlAad tOrs
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
PLANT TO REOPEN

NATCHEZ. Miss. Nov ~ ,sri,
The Mississippi Packing COMPANY vim
reopen its plant here the latter part Of
this week. and 1t is announced that II.
capacity will he double that OF when if
closed down = short while since in or.
der that additions and improvements
might be made, For the present tho
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
CENTRAL HIGH IN FINE
SPIRITS FOR BIG GAME

Il yelll You yell, All yell-C-e-n-
t-r-a-l-,"
Such Is the spirit OF Central high
school in preparing for the annual
Thanksgiving game Thursday afternoon
with the Memphis University school.
Central high Is planning for II great
day. The team, supported by the c. II,
$. cadets, High school orchestra. and
Central high boosters IN automobiles
gaily decorated In the green and gold
colors, viii parade on Main street at
10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
\ number of Central highs most
charming and most popular young giria
will Act as sponsors for the players at
the game, Their boosting ought to
make any team wiu-and Central high
has not lost in several years.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
KlNCANN0N TO
a ATTEND CONGRESS

bN a \. kinCaunou. president Of
the West Tennessee Normal. received
n letter from Gov. Rye. Wednesday
morning, appointing him a delegate to
the southern Commercial congress-,
Mhich. viii meet In Baltimore, Md, Dec.
= TO -.
Dr kinrannon, who W a ~ni2cd
authority on commercial and cduca-
'ional affairs, will represent the state
Of Tennessee AT this Congress.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
ARMY RIFLES FOR
S. A. 7. {. ARRIVE

Shoulder arms Proudly the mem.
hers vi the Normal school S 4. r.. C.,
obeyed the command, using for the
first ttme the new regulation army
rifles which arrived Wednesday.
Now that the guns have arrived there
WIN probably be some target practice
at the school next week, according to
Cant. Mcdonald w
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
FORFEIT DECLARED.

The $40 forfeit posted by George T.
Kicks, datryman, of WhItehaven, Tenn,
for his appearance Wednesday in police
court to answer a charge of violating
the pure food ordinance, was declared
when he failed TO appear,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
HAIR BANISHED
Women Everywhere Delighted With
C-Nu--iour Druggist Guar
antees II.

Danish gray-hatr; don't look old. Gray
ar may be distinguished looking but
who wants II at the price of old age
Gnu, 4 wonderful, scientific discovery.
VIII enable Sod to Danish old age and
gray hair, Your druggist Sells and
guarantees IL sue per bottle, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
NEGRO is SHOT.

William Peck, negro, 50 Beale avenue,
was shot in the arm Wednesday morn
ing on South F~ront@street, police Say,
by Frank Bobo. negro, over a trivial
matter. Bobo escaped before Sheriff
Perry, who heard the shooting could get
to the scene. Peck also fired at Bobo,
but missed his aim.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Metal Weatherstrips.

Athey Cloth-lined Metal Strips, we
think are most effective but we also
sell and install all metal strips. Write
or phone 1888. Chears Floor & Screen
Co. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Thanksgiving Cigars

At SamclSon's, Julia Marlowc. TademH
and Extra. order your box today. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-27
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water,
positively guaranteed by money back
offer. Tastes fine; costs a trifle. De-
llVered anywhere by our Memphis
agents OliVer-Ffnnie Co. Phone them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
Business Chances


CIGAR STAND. soft drink parlor. fine
location. for sale very cheap. account OF
leaving city. Address C1s2. care Herald
HAULING. there is none toe light or too
TExIcO TRENsFER CO.. Pr. 7sI-7ee.
OIL AND GAS leases TO let. for develop
mcnt only mot Tor sdlel- J. s Johnson,
Truscott. Knox Co. Texas,
ROK RENT-Large up-to-date store room
with living apartment. fixtures. and small
grocery stock for sale Pm Isss
TAILOR and cleaning and pressing shop
FOR sale. located four years; living rooms
in rear: furnished Pm. .95i. 29e5 Ala
media Ave
DINING ROOM operator wanted Tor lead
ing hotel in town o. 900 population
Finest hotel In New Mexico Rent tree
Te5. care Herald
HOUSTON Transfer & Storage Co. We are
open day ard night We viii haul your
trunks any place in city for CSC. Phone
632- I'd McLaughiin-
HOTEL Don Bernardo for sale or rent.
also new five room modern bungalow for
sale, and valley land Price and terms
very attractive. A. Prudential. las
Cruces. \. ".
10 ACRE lease adjoining drilling Burkbar-
nett. Close in. Fo- immediate acceptance
Price 500 per acre Surrounding leases
held a. $1,000 10 $1,000. Wire Box SIS,
Wichita Falls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

THE LOUIsE-Front three room apart
nent, kitchenet. bath. linens. light and
heat furnished. Phi $500. 1925 Myrtle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
WANTED
To get IN touch with parties own
Iur ruano deposits in Arizona or
New Mexico.
BROADDUs q lie BARON
Il P1so. Texas

WE HAVE fourteen copper. silver and
lead claims at RAY. Ariz- No better SUE
face indications ir the camp We wish
n certain amount Of development work
done. we will give 81 percent Of this
property TO some reliable party or par
tics. 10 do this work You 90 the w1riz-
you spend your own money We wish
nothing TO do with any wildcat mining
or stock scheme. This is an unusual
proposition and this ground VIII bear IN
vestigatiCn. Ray section Is now the srcat-
est proven cody OF copper in the world
Five companies are finding ora on their
properly. Large bodies Of ore are al
most sure 10 be found in first part q
development Mckee Investment Co.
owners. Rav. AriE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
Special Notices

-~~-~-~--~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~
CURTAINS laundered. Phone I762W.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners 9x12 81
Acme Nat. & Feather Co Ph 1911.
COMFOhTs and Blankets.
RIO GRANDE s'URS1rU2E CO.
HUNTERS
Special rates Tor hunting parties and out
OF town trips New RuicS car Pm. lI5e-
A little down the buyer pays.
little every thirty days
F0UTZ-MOOkE EIRNiIlkE co.
HOUSTON Transfer s. Storage. Call Us
and get our low price on moving house
hold goods ana pianos. Pm. So. Ed Ne
Laughlin. MGr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
Business Chances

PHONE 367S-El Paso Transfer Co, bag
gage and moving, hauling Of all kiads.
LIVE WIRE TAILOR and hat shop. SELL
ing for military reasons Investigate
this 4os y. oregon. FL Paso-
FOR sALE-Confectionery and bakery.
modern soda fountain. brick oven 1oxl@.
address Variety store. Springer. y u
FOR SALE-Nics little business Requires
very little capital. VIII pay $3.50 month
profit for any one who can take care Of
Il themselves. Light work. Call sf22
At once
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
Special Notices

YOUR mattresses renovated Sl-55 up; car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg &C. Phi NO.
BAGGAGE-LOCAL SHIPMENTS handed
'TExIcO TRANSFER CO.. PHI. ssl-7se.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
Helm Wanied Male


~~-~-~~-~-~---~-~-~-~-~-
WANTED hoy with wheel not attending
school Apply Graysen Drus Co
MASTED-An experienced miner AZ once
Apply 70e Myrtle.
WANTED-Man exempt from draft for
stock clerk Goo1yelr Tie 8 Euhber 60
FILER WANFED - Military husheling
Can make SIS per week J. Alson Cough
ran Maria Tex
WANTED-Y0ung man as general as
bell.
lVANTED-Iaranese Of Chinese c0os. IN
country, Il miles from Il Pasa. fcr family
of two Coed vaees- BOX 20. 1sleta
WANTED-Deiivery boy that understands
driving Republic truck call AZ schneid-
er's Market.
YANTED-Young man with a motorcycle
20 work from SIS 10 about 1,l5 j. IA
each day except sunday Apply 70 c =
Gibson. Circulation Department Hera-e-
WANTED-Americanb boy with wheel. one
not attending school 10 collect email ac-
counts. permanent position 10 right BOY
Apply Herald business oifice-
WANTED-One electric meier -cpaiT -nan
md tester. Must be capable % taxing
power demands Apply Pacific C2s q
Electric Co. PhoeEiN. AriE
MASTED-First class experienced hard
ware man who bears good reputation,
honest and a good mixer and saiesmans
speaks Spanish Send names Of reference
first letter No lprlcaticn considered
without reference being given first letter
state position on draft 40 othe- except
apply The Kingsylile Lumber Co. kings
Vile Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24
Housekeeping RoOms-Furnisbed


CLOSE IN for employed people. single
light housekeeping rooms. running water,
clean. well furnished Phi. 4f11M.
HOUSEKEEPING room ard sleeping porch
basement room cheap 50s y santa Fe-
TWO completely furnished Housekeeping
rooms and kitchenet at 81 Wyoming.
Phi sss4J.
DOWN TOWN apartment. two rooms fur
nisSed for light housekeeping. 4-217
z san Antonio St
FRONT bedroom With light Housekeeping
privileges Couple OF two ladies' 1901
Z Boulevard
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping,
clean and reasonable price 1909 Pros
pect- Phi 7t60R-
Two ROOM apartment. sleeping porch.
and nice furnished bedroom; also light
housekeeping; steam heat. hot water all
the time 1i1s y. Oregon. Apt !.
TWO LARGE rooms close in home; ad-
joining bath; separate entrance sink.
pantry. gas range Kitchen Furnished
complete-s19. 7533M. mornings
FRONT corner room and kitchenet; choice
location; lights. water and phone fur
nished. No sick. 1908 Montana Phone
ss41.
TO YOUNG MEN, or couple. two rooms.
kitchenet, sleeping porch. including lights
water. phone; 10 minutes walk; well fur
nished. Phi. 1927.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-24


For SaIe-Furniture
FOR SALE-Furniture OF five rooms
can at 1897 Wyoming st
HORSE and saddle FOR sale cheap. Phone
59s3W.
FOR SALE-White chiffonier and dresser.
sol Randolph.
PHONE Us about your second hand fur
niture; good prices paid Rio Grande Fur
niture Co Phone 2So2-
ONE four foot table, two chairs one sec
tional book case. one lavatory mirror and
rack. one bath room scales Phi 90
FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining table and
four chairs, dresser. rocker and tea set,
cooking utersils. 1890 Montana. Apt. 9.
FOR SALE-Dresser. rug, sanitary couch,
oil stove. oil heater and shades 1871 E
Boulevard.
FOR SAL.E-smaH gas range and Perfec-
ton oil heater, reasonable Sol y VIZ
sinia-
TOR SALE-Four burner gas range SO;
six burner coal range SIS; white enameled
baby bed 81; baby carriage s.. Phone
$40
THE WESTERN FURNITURE co. viii
exchange It FOR new. Come 70 the store
that saves you money Phone 1ESe- Coz
stanton and overland-
Take care of your clothes. One dollar
down and 4 dollar weea viii buy chif-
farobe.
FOUTz-MOORE FURNITURE co.
WE HAVE ARRANGED with the storage
warehouses TO sell all goods not called for
Also goods handled or commission You
find bargains in furniture here
G. d. HOUSER UPHOLSTERTNG CO.
200 TEXAS Phone 311o.
IF YOU have anything second hand you
want TO trade for new furniture CT sew
ing machines see the
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.,
107 s Stanton ST.
FURNITURE At BARGAIN
The Alvarado Booming House furni-
ture sold cheap.
Good dressers FOR S6.eo.
Gas ranges, $500 20 $500.
All cotton S5 pound new mattresses.
$3.50
Washstards. tables, comforts and other
stuff at a sacrifice
See CONWAY,
80 Wyoming