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PROFESSIONALS
SHOOT BETTER
! Than AMATEURS
Three Paid Trapsters Get One
More Clay Bird Than Three
Best Of Simon Pure
SCattergun Shots.

A number of professional traI
gun stars took in the NJ. I. N. ks
shoot at the Omaha Gun club
grounds yesterday afternoon ant
three of them broke one more blu,
rock apiece than the three bes
amateur shooters. Rush Raze,
broke 1876, Bart Lewis. ditto, anc
d. d. Lewis the same. &c. J. Spen
Ger broke lo4 and Fred Gilber
smashed 1913. These pros are from
Curtis, Neb,, Alton, ILL.,, Kansa.
City, Mo, St. Louis, Mo-. anc
Spirit Lake, Ia, respectively.
The nine highest scores among
the amateurs are as follows: Johr
D. Clay of Huestoh, Texas, 1876; H
NJ. Jones of Omaha, 1876; c. c
Japan of Hoagland, Neb,, 1875; c
B. Adams of Douglas, Wyo., l94
Joe Gutzman> of Columbus, Neb.
c. l.. WAGNER of Diller, Neb.
1874; Ray Kingsley of Omaha, 1913
O. Hansen of Fremont, Neb., 1913
and F. ]. Cairnes of Tampa, Kas.
1913. Seventh place in the day.
shooting was the best that Ray
Kingsley could do, which rather sur,
prised the local fans. Ray Mid
daugh was also off his stride ant
only broke 1911. The shoot will BIZ
es.di :. .sl. To-Day. The scores yes
A ASSrIa; : 1sssara assH;
hrss,p ~ H1ss n1ssssnrd a.
Boss. EN- j.. .k17sFrahm. John. 1Ss
| 'Carter, G.. L.. .1sl McKibbon. c. r. 1st
E arssT' pei s1ssi sanins G1st
'Gilbert. Fred. 1s3Waggoner. c. LIZ.
Ebert, B. F.. .1ssGrubb. Geo. ~. .1el
Jones, H. NJ. ,1lssssWoodward. E. F.1s;
Gsrd e y 1sssSiss John onn p
Landroth. II. NJ. ISL Gutzmer, J. b, IL.
M MslsHn; Frank
sieveson. j. H.. 1882 Storey, D. O.. as;
Wood, Clarence. .174GellatiH c.. els.
Stegeman. i. F..191 Atkinson, Chas Isl
Brsinsrd, C. LIZ Thorp D. .,:....1s:
UddelbaugE, Guy. % Anderson, c. M. .16'
Hughes z. e. .!sS Wilcockson. ]. NJ. 49,
Heach. T. F.,'.I = = 'Hallingsworth,
warner, e. Vel Issaa Anderson, 6. ..1s1
Sass Du Sre Va 3D. Eli Hd,1n, G. w1s!
Lyman. ~ b. 81 Lewis. Bart. let
Setwass. H. :. .168 Daley IT CID
Keunig, I. J.... 1874 Iarson e L'17l
Truitt, J. E.. Isl Osborne n ~;
Mcbride, Chas .17S .Razae Rush 1at
tenancy, u o''''ie5 Saul, H. C.......1 Isl
uhel, Joe ,.'.'.'te Soul, W..........174
Walton, Thos. 40 Adams g 1qI
Crow, L. J..... 1872 Bica n III
Remers, ]. F.. .H3Voet n 17I
Tausend. R. E.. .179 .eonard Raw '1st
MARKS d .'''ioss Vogt, Wm... IA:
Toppan, c. C....195 Watha,f WV 1st
Jefferson, A......176 Chanev n ~.
Hanson, John. $50 Edwardsg la
hSthensoi,' n 80 Genung, c. t.. III
40 Brien, Ed =. 1870 Stroun VIM ~,
Kingsley. r. c.. 1873 Henuinv "a n TX,
Williamson, l. L.186 pargran Z, II Xxi
Vonsegern, w. IT'S Gensr iohn .,
We.zis' Il 40 Goucher. G. r.. .15(
1888 n, 49, WIGHT, J. W.. III
p paush' Schultz, Chas.. .154
11alIperne, j. f. III miller. P. R.....19;
WEIGH, J. M. Ire Thingen. E1el
Hosler, M. F....176 Farrow ...,....l6t
professional
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Base Ball Standings.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Standing Of the Teams.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn, 10; Philadelphia. /.
New York, s.; Boston. 4.
Pittsburg- Cincinnati, postponed.
st, Louis Chicago, postponed.
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Chicago. II
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BOSTON
NEW YORK
Totals .,35 27 1lTotals .,.35 II ~
"Batted for Holke in ninth.
xRatted for Rudolph in ninth

New York ......IM, 0 2 0 l 2 o-5
Boston ...........II.O i 90 0 0 "a
Two base hit: Burns. Three base hit:
Burns Stolen bases: Chase, boyle. Burns
Sacrifice hits Chase, Sticking Hoke
Sacrifice fly; Powell Double plays
Zimmerman to Doyle to Chase; Wilson
to Meanwhile. Left on bases, New York,
5. Boston: IL BASES, Bases on balls; OF OF
Causey, II in 90 innings; off Benton.
none in l-3 inning Hit by pitched BALI
BY Causey, (Rudolphl. Struck out:
By Causey, g.; by Rudolph4 Winning
pitcher: Causey
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Standing Of the Teams.

Yesterdays Results.
, All games postponed.
Games Today.
St. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Columbus.
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Ertle Loses to Mason.

South Bend, Ind, April %. -
frankie Mason outfought Johnny
Ertle in every one of their 10-round
fight tonight.
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Today's Calendar of Sports.
Racing: Spring meeting at Lexington,
Ky. Spring meeting at Havre de Grace,
Md
Shooting: Victory week trapshOOting
tOurnam at Travers Island, N. Y.
Horse ShOws: Opening of annual spring
exhibition In New York CITY,
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Yesterdays Results. y
Boston, s.; Washington, s.
New York. 3; Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago-St. Louis. postponed.
Chicago Detroit, postponed.
Games TodsS.
Cleveland at st. Louis
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia az New York.
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Harry Greb Trounces
Battling Levinsky
in l2-Round Bout

Canton, O., April 2S.-Harry Orch
of Pittsburgh outpointed Battling
Levinsky of New York in II
round boxing contest here tonight,
according to the newspaper critics,
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Southern Association

At Atlanta, 6; Mobile. g.
At Memphis, 2; Chattanooga, /.
At Little Rock, 5: Nashville, 0.
At Birmingham, 8; New Orleans. L. 10
innings
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Griffiths Knocks Mohr Out
in Eighth Round at Akron

Akron, O., April 2S-Johnny
Griffiths of Akron, knocked out
Walter Mohr, New York wclter-
weight, in the eighth round of a
scheduled l2,round bout here to-
night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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WANTED-Bids on papering and paint
ing. Lansford, IL e. Seventh st. 14-12
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BELGIUM GRATEFUL FOR
AID GIVEN BY AMERICA
FOREIGN MINISTER HY-
MANS IN ADDRESS.
Pays Tribute to Hoover--Re-
calls Proofs of Friendship
Of United States. ~

Brussels. June 19.--Belgium's grati-
tude for Americas work OF relief DUR
ing the great war and for the gallant
the last months OF the conflict was
expressed by Paul Hymans. foreign
minister today. on the occasion OF
President Wilson's visit to the Belgian
parliament.
Addressing Mr.. Wilson. the minister
recalled proofs OF Americas friendship
for Belgium which were given him
when he visited the United States dur.
ing the first few months of the war
as a member OF the Belgian commits
sion which inquired into German
atrocities.
''since then" he said. 'Americans
have proven their sentiments toward
our country by acts OF generosity. es-
pecially by the establishment OF the
Belgian relief commission"
He paid tribute to Herbert G.
Hoover, who acted as chairman OF the
relief commission; Brand Whitlock,
American minister TO Belgium. and the
American press and American women.
Mr. Hymans spoke OF the good wiz
toward Belgium shown by the Ameri-
can delegates at the peace conference
and said that Belgium desired "a peace
OF justice and PREPARATION. W
Certain problems OF vital Importance
for Beigium's future are not yet
solved" he said. Belgium needs eff
ficaclous guarantees for her economic
development and security. She has de-
cided TO pursue them with perseverance,
and vigor. and relies upon the assist
ance OF the allies to obtain these In.
dispensable guarantees. Belgium Will
ardently cooperate with the league Of
nations, having the moral authority OF
a people that has suffered for the
right"
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For sale-Do you want farmf Land
II Increasing in value, and We can
give you genuine bargains. Call or see
us for full information about any OF
these:
42S acres sequatchie valley; fine land;
100 acres river bottom: well improved;
$4,000, easy payments.
Thlrty-acre garden and fruit farm,
eight miles out; 1900 fruit trees; a de-
sirable home and proftsbie farm; $4,000.
Fifty acres Birds Min road, nine
miles out; level land; comfortable Inn
provements; large orchard; $a7b0, part
trade a bargain.
1850 acres. rich and level. nine miles
OUT; well watered; fine mineral and
freestone springs; eight-room dwelling;
100000 feet saw timber; $4,000; adapt
ed to dairying. stock and truck.
100 acres, $500. eighteen miles out.
near government road; a choice I'M
$40 acres, McMinn county, fve miles
Athens; 400 cultivation; level. rich.
we'll watered and improved. Appears
to be a fine place; $751;
500 acres Bradley county; well I'M
proved, good land; owner nonresident.
Price $4,000, one-third cash.
Six-room house and one acre at
Monteagle to exchange for good sub
urban lot here. Price S1,10Q.
Ten-acre garden farm. IL miles out
on pike; virgin soil, beautiful location;
!, $1,000; half In suburban lot. balance on
time.
Farms Our Specially.
SOUTHERN TRUST COMPANY.
s21 Hamilton Bank Bldg. Phone NJ. b26.
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AUTOMOBILES

Ship us, prepaid, by express
or parcel post, an old, WORKOUT,
'blown-out or rim-cut tire, re-
gardless of it's condition, and we
will accept IL in exchange and
return you from our factory n
superior double-tread tire at the
following prices:
s0xs. $500; soxsM. $500; s2xslt. $500;
Ska, $40; SKA, sill; 33xi. $l2; Ska, $13:
s4x4is. sii; S5x4,s, SIS; sex4h. SIS.
Send money order or check ;
We ship same day.
Superior Double Tread Tire
Co., 1915 Market St., opposite
Southern freight station, Chat
tanooga, Tenn. 25Julyl2
25-12
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

FOR RENT--Rooms. Is Mccallio ave:
3-tf
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WANTED

WANTED-Let us repair yard hydrant
so you can keep the lawn In good
condition during the summer. Knoedler
&c Meredith. Main $40. 119 West Sew
enth st. 6-S
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SIMS H0N0RED

New Haven, Conn. June 19.--The cl}.
max of Yale's victory commencement
week came Wednesday. when the UNI
versity distributed honorary degrees 70
Gen. William ]. Snow. of the army.
Rear Admiral William Snowden Sims.
If tbe navy. Orville Wright, and other
men of notable achievements In war
work. The concluding exercises. mark
ing the end of the 219th year OF the
institution were held in Woolsey hall.
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WHISKY LEFT ON HANDS

st. Louis, June 1s.--Approximatelyy
400 900 gallons of whisky will be TIED
in 81. Louis July / when the national
prohibition becomes effective. as re-
suit of the announcement of railroads
that alcoholic beverages would not De
Snnounce. One distiller said he ex-
pected to have 100000 gallons Of un-
delivered whisky on the first OF next
month.
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FOR SALE

A small tire and repair
Business now doing good
Business. With added cap
ital can do big business.
Includes a gen cy for best
selling tire retread PROPOSE
lion made. Good chance to
ret in business for yourself.
care News.
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NOSTALGIA CAUSES
ACTS OF DISORDER
UNREST PERvADES RANKS
OF CANADIANS.
Four Hundred Break Over
Bounds and Attack EPSON
Police Station.

London, June 1s.-(A. P.)--Unrest
among Canadian soldiers in England
because of continued postponement
OF homeward sailings eliminated last
night In an attack by 400 Canadians
on the EPSON police station. Several
policemen were wounded, one So
riously. The purpose of the attack
was to release a Canadian soldier
who had been arrested. X
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FOR SALE-Screen doors, poultry wire.
screen wire, field fence, iron gates and
karden tools. Crisman Hardware Co..
5l1 MARKET. Phone NJ. 3342. 'T,ook for
the Big Knife. 5-july-1
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FOR SALE

IOR oALJIL
5 Dressers.
b Oak and Iron Beds.
O Extension Tables.
q China Cabinets.
D Sideboards and Bullets.
@ Rockers.
@ Gas Stoves, Ranges and
Plates.
s Coal and Wood Ranges.
~ Center Tables.
laaies Writing Desks, Roll
md Flat Top Desks, Din
ing Chairs, Book Cases,
Pictures and hundreds OF
other articles of every
fdescription for less than
half price.
FURNITURE 90.
429 Market Street
Phone Main 1888
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AFTER DRAPER PAPERS

John Ttrotvvood Moore, State Librarian,
on Ttrali OF important Historic doc.
unents.
Nashville, June 19.--John Trotwood
Moore. state librarian, Is still at Mad
ison, Wis, where he went to secure
the return OF the famous Draper man
uscripts to Tennessee. In report
sent to Tennessee today he Is confident
OF success and hopes for an early re-
turn OF the noted collection OF papers.
which have caused every Legislature 20
'resolute" and whereas" for the past
twenty years or more.
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Everything good to eat adver-
tised in the News want columns.
High quality, low prices
(Ady-l
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FOR SALE--Ideai 100-acre farm with
In stones throw of Soddy High
school; level and rich; thirty-five to
dwelling In grove of maple shade trees;
two large barns. poultry house. smoke.
house and tenant house; a wonderful
spring. nearly as large as Crawfish
spring: main valley pike to Chatta-
nooga; a fine farm; $500. Southern
Trust CO., 321 Hamilton Bank Bldg,
Telephone Main 526 1875
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HELP wANTED-Man, lady or boy
with small car for two to four hours
work per day. Main 6056. 7-tf
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Buy a talking machine that
peaks all languages intelli-
nifty. The Pathe or Bruins
lex will do this. See our win
bw. Easy terms, like furniture.
!. c. Howard Furniture Co.
hone Main 1924. 266 East
lain street.
4 5-up-25
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lis is KODAK WEATHER.
Ne carry Eastman's Kodaks
n fresh flms-always. We do
feloping, printing and en-
hing. Work of the very
hest quality. At your serv-
IL am. to IL pm. Try u.s..
We & LET LIVE DRUG co.
Fl 6m17
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FOR SALE-Furniture Immediately
any price; beds. chairs. tables. oil
nfoves, draftsman's table. 2l0 Missis-
sIppi ave., North Chattanooga. BID
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS

FOR EALE-Twelvs acres, with fve-
room house. barn, spring. two wells;
1875 apple. pear and peach trees; land
In cultivation; at Green's Lake. one
thorpe line. II. G. Boyd. Rossville. dey
n. II. ID. No. 2. N-3s
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN--on improved real
estate In city limits. w. B. swanev
sos James Bldg. t1-2s
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No. 1889.
state OF Tennessee, chancery Court Of
Hamilton County.
No. 1899.

w. X. Woodland ct al.
VS..
Mrs. Ada b. Woodland, Administra-
trix, ct al.
II appearing from allegations in COM
plainant's bill, which Is sworn to, that
Mrs. Ora Waite Is a nonresident OF the
state OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon
her
II is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in The Chat
tanooga News, a newspaper published In
Hamilton county, notifying said nonres-
ident to appear at the next July rules
of said court. to be held at the court
house in Chattanooga, on the LIST Mon
day in July next. the same being rule
day of said court, and make defense to
said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed, and the cause set for hearing
ex parte as TO her.
This I'd day of June, 1919.
SAM ERWIN. c. and M.
p. e. McMillon, d. c. and NJ.
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HELP WANTED-Boy with motorcy-
Gle; motorcycle with sidecar preferred;
two to four hours per day. but work
permanent. Call Main 6056. 14-tf
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WANTED-We have opened
one of the largest furniture
repair shops in the city. VIII
repair anything in the way of
furniture, stoves and ranges.
Special man for oil stoves.
Booth-Howard Co., $50 East
Main St. Phones Main 98S and
2114.
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FOR RENT-MisceIlaneous

FOR RENT-The Bryan building. cor
ner Fifth and Broad sts; 60x11S
feet; three stories and basement; long
lease II required. C. V. Brown & Bro.
109 East Eighth ST. 4-tf
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FILL YOURSELF EATING TIN CANS.
brass tacks and pig iron, then drink deli
cious Parpepsir. at all fountains. and feel
bull Z. 10 Anderson. druggist. h-tf
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WANTED--SAEESMEN

statesmen WANTED - Experienced
statesmen to sell established advertised
proprietary medicines, Tennessee-Al Ala
bama. Ford car furnished Position
permanent. Address c. F., care News.
statesmen wANTED-Experie
statesmen to sell established adver-
tised proprietary medicines. Tennessee
Alabama Ford car furnished. Posi-
ton permanent. Address c. F., care
News. l0-2l
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FOR SALE

TOR sALE-Fifty feet Of shafting. six
puIIeys and five hangers. sixty feet g.
inch leather betting. one cash register,
Ono bacon slicer. Phone Main $40. 2l2
y. Main st. r, o. Bennett. b-f
/ FOR SALE-House, four lots. at re-
d,iced price. Owner. S04 Stewart St.
East Chattanooga. $40
1VoR SALE-Fine stock Belgian hares.
Old and young. X. s. Higgins, Ross
Vile. Ga. Il. 1. $50
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n SALE-Glass fruit Jars. tin fruit
ms, stone Jars. Gamers. colder, etc.
mare to save everything. Crisman
&fdware Co.. 511 Market st. Phone
"A SILL
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wANTED-Phone NJ. 1900 and we will
call and get your bicycle. repair 1t and
deliver back to you. Prices reason,
able compared with good work.. Ed
Marler. 927 Market st.
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FOR RENT-Vacuum cleaner. Cleans
rugs thoroughly. Saves wife-from dust,
polishing and hard work. Also buzz fans.
Will deliver at calls. Main 1884, Brown
Bros. Electric Co. Att
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INSURANCE MAN WANTED

Established and successful mutual
company writing workmen's compensa-
ton, automobile and accident and health
insurance desires aggressive, competent
manager for a Chattanooga branch Of
flee on a salary basis. State expert
ence. qualifications and salary expected.
Address Insurance Man. care News.
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ARE YOU IN DEBT?

Let US make you loan. at
DER cent. discount. sufficient to put
you square with the world. Paid
back IN convenient weekly INSTALL
ments. We also make
Loans on Liberty Bonds
Don't sell them. bring them TO
os and secure q liberal loan on
which you can have one years
time to repay It In. The merit OF
your bond ID then two-fold. you
nelp your government and at the
same time use Il ~ collateral 10
help yourself.
CITIZENS SAVINGS AND
LOAN CORPORATION
Volunteer Building
Opposite Central Market.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-A piece of land located
near Belt railroad, suitable for small
manufacturing plant. Inquire at SOL
East Duncan ave.. city. Hemlock 2s5.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR fENf~fo couple. first floor. four
rooms, furnished apartment; desira-
BILE; references, 421 Oak. 1920
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WANTED-To buy second
hand furniture. Call Main
926.
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PLANTS

FOR SGEE~choicc Hickory King
(Tenn.) Red Cob. Virginia yellow and
White Dent. Hastings Prolific and ensi-
lase seed. corn. Winner Feed Co. so-tf
SPECIAL on potato plants. Potatoes
set now make. eat and keep better.
Pure Porto Ricos. Nancy Halls, Tri-
umphs. By express; 1000, 81; 1000,
500, $3.50: 1000. $3.50. Delivery guar
anteed. Parker Farms. Moultrie, Ga,
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3 SALE--A good sewing machine at
Bargain. 627 Forrest, North Chattao
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FOR SALE

HAWAIIAN music, instru-
menta or songs, for your
photograph or player-piano, at
Templeman's, 1913 Market st.
5-jun-21
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LOST-Pair Of glasses in Hogshea'
case. Tuesday in Miller Bros. Kress'
or McClures. Deliver Stone Fort Hos
iery mills, Eleventh st. Flora Faulkner
Reward 1-21
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FOR EXCHANGE

Il wv x9nS44AA4s S6
FOR EXCHANGE-Ten-a garden
farm to exchange for. property at
Rossville; farm beautifully located In
best section twelve miles from Chatta-
nooga; good soil; no buildings; value
81, 100: viii Viii pay difference if Rossville
property of greater value. Southern
Trust company. 321 Hamilton National
Bank Bldg. Telephone Main 526.
FOR EXCHANGE-100 -acre farm two
miles from Mcdonald; twenty miles
Chattanooga; fifty acres cleared; three
room house; barn worth $780,; spring
and spring branch. VIII trade for sub
urban property worth $4,000 This farm
is not in high state of cultivation. but
is bargain at price: southern n1In Trust Trust
phone Main 526. Ex-25
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Or SALE-Garden tools. all kinds:
arden barrows, screen doors. wire
ia wire fence. Stoval Hardware Co..
ne Handy Store.55 906 Market. Phone
36lnut 6700. 5-july-1
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black Jersey COW; medium
size; short horns. H. L. Farrell. 905
watkins st. Phone Hemlock 1857. 1-19
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LOST-Two little pigs. Finder return
to 2035 st. Elmo ave, st. Elmo. Re
ward. 1-20
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HELP WANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED-Pants finishers at
1000 McCallie avenue. Chattanooga
Pants Manufacturing Co., Main 1924,
after $3.50 pm. 7-2l
HELP WANTED-Saw filer and knife
grinder; must be capable Of taking
care OF hand and scroll saws from one
fourth inch to inches. Apply in per-
son. Milne Chair Co. 7-2l
statesmen WANTED High class
statesmen to sell stock in the state. OF
Alabama for an established and going
rubber company marketing line OF
high-grade rubber tires and tubes;
guaranteed to give 1900 miles. Special
features connected with the sale of
the stock make 1t an attractive propo-
sition for statesmen, who have had ex-
perience and confidence In their abil-
ity. We are open for only a limited
attention II this interests YOU. Give
full particulars and references In your
first letter. Liberal commissions to the
right man. American Rubber Com
pany of Chicago. s03-S04 American
Trust bldg. Birmingham. Ala. 7-2l
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WANTED = To buy good
secondhand furniture.
Dicks Furniture Co., phone
Main 1888, 429 Market st.
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FOR SALE--Ford one-ton truck, plat
form body; price $500. Call M. 25ss;
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LOST-Auto license No. 49975 and Ford
tail light attached. Reward to finder.
A. N. Lupo. Phone Hemlock 342. 5l9
Union ave, Highland Park. city. 1-1Q
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HELP WANTED-Boy. $40 Broad st.
7-19