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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

Smith is an unlucB cusS isn't
he" said Bro@n.
ole sure ,,," agreed Jones "WhN
Il he ever fell into good thing "
tumbled into luck he'd break his
neck
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'I'll sell that horse Of mine said
sour.
"NO bids viii refuse.
when h" gets up he wastes an hour
IN lhclng up his shoes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

You mus, hc c1niifmed ptS'i'
mist aren't you' a.ked the Friend,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Names IL Names.


Helen Hoo,er live, at Marrow
Bone, ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

Luke McLuke Says
The meane,t man We know OF is a
Gus, who liytS in a Dry State and
who would no. give his wife toddy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Lukc McLuke Says

Al !, Not Gold That Look
Blonde.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
TELL-TALE SYMPToMO

sclous OF that catarrhal ELECTION NJ the rhre'
lb.s but never gave II any serious thought
What you do know IL that you are not quito W
brisk, not hs ready TO be up and NJ things AZ
formerly. Your actions and ambitions lack tho
old d.tne punch. --.,
Maybe you have noticed some indigestion,
nausea, occasional vomiting, pains In stomach.
bowels or back, rheumatic twlngeH IN the llHbrl
knstipntion, headaches. dikrlnssH. All signs or
danger, Friend. Sll indicating d cathfthhl con-
dltion OF tho organs Involved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26
Rebuild Your Weakened Vitality

Stop consider your health. You are nlippins physlo,
through work neglect your powers OF resistance
weakened and caath. that dread destroyer OF heAith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

You perhaps CONSCIOUS OF That catntthaI eNec'o
lhIoat bfonc chaI iub.a but Eaxe Il any ee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-26

(AdvertisemcnO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-03
HOrShOe Western
 Starts Stock Sale

The Horseshoe Western Oil com pany, with holdings in the North west .Burkburnett field, amounting to 30 acres, has announced the sale of it's stock. The company includes a prominent banker, N. M. Clifford, of the City National bank of Wichita Falls as one of the organizers, as well as Lamar D. Fain and Ernest Fain, both of whom are members of a large department store known as McClurkan and company. C. H. Hayes, widely known newspaper man in Texas is secretary of this company. #
 The company has two leases ag- gregating TO acres including tract of 30 acres not far from the James Gould well, which is owned by local people and which came in for big production short time ago.
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again of the living rooms appear ance. l got madder at him still.
 l heard him in his den.
 Right place for a beast l thought. And then he came down.
 1 don't know just why 1 said noth- ing, for 1 was angry at Crittenden. He had aroused what fighting spirit i had and 1 was by.s now belligerent hurt to say anything more.
 ''Pouting? All right, go ahead.'
 This from Crittenden l met with composure. My retort surprised him. It was the truth, too.
 "Oh, no,' answered, calmly. "That is something 1 never do; but if l did, Crittenden, l should have cause to pout for considerable time.
 He bent a quick look upon me. For long moment he looked at me searchingly. Evidently he had not expected resistance:
 You would, eh? he demanded.
 l regarded him, calmly.
 "Yes, any woman would under the circumstances" I maintained.
 Well, what I've done is done," he growled. Its funny thing if man is to have no say-so in his own house. But you women want to run things to suit yourselves-its with you. Don't you suppose anybody except yourself has an idea about a house?"
 Somehow his attitude amused me, though l was still angry at him.
 Indeed, l have ample proof that somebody else has ideas about a house," retorted. "Here it isl" exclaimed, sweeping the living room with wide gesture.
 My sarcastic reply heated him. His
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-03
BREAK FOLLOWS TIE GOVERNMET TN REPORT
 0N CROP CONDITION

New York, oct. ? The government $ crop report placing the coalition at 5l | and indicating crop of ln,G96,uOo bales had evidently been discounted and Was followed bA sharp break ID the cotton market here this moruinE. December con tracts closed nt ,i2 1O. with the general li~t closing steady net three points lower % six points higher. The official cou,lit ion figures Werr exactly in lin" with the aycr- age nt private reports published during the past few days.
 Ihc market opened firm at uu advance, on higher IiyrrpnoI ,4tbl,s ;,ud ,, n,nrr favorable View of lahur conditions at hour, and alw"ad. If anything. tn" ccu~us report ou ETntugS WaS rather uorr bHlIiSh than expected but thrr" W;S d good jIr.l fr"aIizing. which h"ramr more Hrtlvr and general aS soon HS the Guvrrnlnonl re- port WHS received. Trade interests Were good buyers around the &l , cent level for December. however. and IS soon aS the first WHY" of ScllinG rau It's course. prices turned St"Adirr on covering.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans Oct. . While the cotton market moved over il wide range ot prices today. the net results eu he cIeSr were losses of but two tu fonr points. Excited trading followed the bureau reports and the ring WaS thrown into turmoil and con fusion by tn" 20 minut" delay in putting out the condition figures. From the high est levels of the morning 10 fine lowest there was break of SG q bale on the most active months,
 Most of th" selling was done because the indicated crop figures of lOG9G.Ou bales were somewhat larger than WIS eN- ppctrd.
 The opening higher in response to much better Liverpool market than duc. The ginning figures were somewhat above expectations and did not have much cf- feet on prices.
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XI-The REASON FOR IT.

XI-The REASON FOR TT.
 Crittenden was standing with his back to the mantel at the fireplace. was at a window, looking out but saying nothing. But as 1 thought of what he had done and how he had done 1t, my resentment grew and l don't think l loved him very much right then. More and more thought of the utter injustice of it, and then something spiteful stirred within me. impelled me to say with biting sar- Vasm:
 "Oh, yes, Crittenden, if there are any changes you desire to make in the other rooms, I'll just wait here while you do it. And be sure, dear, if you make any alterations in the kitchen, don't put the range on the sink. Anywhere else will suit me per fectly"
 He only glared at me, and, as looked at him, felt my own lip curl. He glared the more, and, without a word, went into the dining room and then to the kitchen. l heard his step as he returned.
 q didn't hear you moving the range, Crittenden, so 1 know you did not put it on the sink. 1 thank you very much" 1 could not help this sarcastic taunt. Then as turned again to the window heard him stamping out of the living room and up the stairway.
 Not a sound except Crittendens footballs. Every moment l expected to hear beds dragged about, chairs moved and the creaking of castors as the bureaus and chiffonniers were shifted.
 And, standing there, l thought
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ll NIRrDOI COTTON.

Liverpool, Oct. 2.-tott"u spot in in- creased demand; prices hghrI. tn"d md ding 2l2l; fully middlin% 2n.ci: mIddlng 199l: low niddling lS.OG: good ordinary lG.3l: ordinary 11.;l; sales 1,0OO bales h,- cludnt 1.Su American. Receipts 4.oO bales including q, IOO American. Futures closed steady. October 2OMj: November -uGJ: be rcnbcr 2oo1: January 2U.Oi: March in!o; May g7G; July llJG
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago Oct. ,. Brick shipping demand together with scautnesS of exports did q good dral today to bring about an advance ill tn" corn market. Prices closed unsettled, lie to 5 1-2'S net higher. with December 121 II to 21 ;;-S and May 1.2I ] s to l.24 5i. Oats gained 2c to 7-Sc the finish in provisions ranged from l5c decline to Il rise of 2Jc
 Oats displayed Independent strength. Export call was spoken of the best in months.
 Provisions averaged higher despite weakness in the hog market
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WANT 70 BUY JERSEY OR HOLSTEIN x milch COW, need not answer If you haven something nice as well as quality and quantity. E. l.. Pyle. Sherril. Ark. OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW--DON'T throw away your old Mattress or sell, them to the junk man for a song. Call S96 and let Us tell you how you can save at least one-half the price of q new mat tress by making yoUr old one oyer. We call for your old mattress make it over and>leliver it back to your home good d.. new, all the sllue day. Turner Mfg. and Bedding Company S26lm Household goods anu ofilce turaii iilc: personal attention given. Lowest freight rates secured on shipments. Cotton Belt track. No switching charges.
 COTTON BELT WAREHOUSE AND
 STORAGE O., Phone 1231 S-31- luo BAGGAGE WE HAUL IT,. PHONE 61 Office Union Station. Pine Bluff Bag gage Co.
 ECAy NnENTCLHC
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IOTICE.


Sidewalk District No. 10 Cypress Street
 The tax books for the collection of special assess;nents upon the. real proper ty fin Sidewalk District No. 10 ill the City Qf Pine Bluff has been placed ill my hands All owners. ofTeal property lying i'll the district are required to pay their assess uent to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made. action will be commenced at the cad of that time fo. the collection of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 72G2.

In tine Chancery court of Jefferson county. Arkansas.-tiarland Richard, ct al plaintiffs vs,' Alex ,Randolph. ct al., de- fpndants. tf The defendants Alex Randolph and Ghas flnule Is warned to, appear i'll this court within thirty days and answer the com piaint of plaintiffs Garland Richard. ct al Given under my haild ahd the seal of said court this End day of October A. b., 1919.
 S. F. VAULN, Clerk. (SeaD-1O-3-10-l7-24-31
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LEGAL NOTICES

Sealed bids will be received by the ROAD IMPROVEMENT DIST. NO. f.
 Dollarway Roa,D
 TAN NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Road I'm provemeut District No. i (Doilarway RoadD tax will be due October 10th. 1919, and un. less paid within sixty tGu) days thereafter Il penalty of twenty-five (2J) per cent will attach.
 Under the law the collector has V no to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NIClIOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark. September 10th, l9l9 1no
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Oct. 2.='rhcre w;lS no change i'll old crop sugars which are quoted at [. ..,S for centrifugal to the rcfincr
 In refined sugar the situation shows lit tie change. One rcfincr is said to he al loting moderate quantities while others are not taking new orders.
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WARNING ORDER.


 Ill the Chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkans;ts.- Garland Dayis plain tiff, vs. Mary Davis defendant. The defendant Mary Davis is warned to appear ill this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, batand Davis. Given under my hand and the seal o' shld court this 18th day of September, b., 1919.
 S. F. NAELX, Clerk. t5caD-J- J-19-2G--1U.3-1U-17
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NOTICE.

Curb and Gutter District No. s West
 Thirteenth Avenue The tax books for the collection of spec 'al asSeSsnent upon the real property ill Curb and Gutter District No. $ Ill the City of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property iyln. Iu the district are required to pay tiel. assess ment to ne within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, acti )n will be commenced at tnc end of thai lilne Iuf the collection of such assessment anu for legal penalties and cost. FiFen under my tand this 18th day of September, 1919
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector
 0lS-1mO
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fRENSITOWN LENEE DIST.
 TAX NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the French town LeVee District. Tax for the year 1913 will be due November lst, l9l9 aud unless paid within sixty days tnerea1ter penalty of twenty five (2Jl per cent VIII no authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NICHOL, CoAector, Fine Bluf, ArA. Oct. Ist 'pl9. 'lU-1- -1mo'
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NOTICE DE SAI.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed, as receiver, of the Jefferson Chan ceiy court, in the case of C. l.. lhilpot, Piaintiff ys. r. M. Reeves, and George Merritt, defendants, will on Monday, October 18th, 1919 at the hour of noon, at the front door of the courthouse ill the
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WARNING ORDER.

CiSC NO. IIUo. Mary Brooks, plaintiff, vs Solomon Brooks, defendant, The defendant Solomon Brooks. is warned to appear inthls court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plain tiff, Mary Brooks Given under my hand and seal of said Court this 4th day of September, A. b. 1919.
 $. F. VAULX, Clerk (SeaD 0. E. REEVES, D. C.
 9-J-12 13 2G-lO-:;
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COUSART BAYOU DRAINAGE DIST
 TAX NOTICE

Notlce Is hereby given that tne Cousart Bayou, Drainage district Tax for the year 1919 vii be due November list, 1919, and unless paid within sixty days there after penalty of twenty five (25y per cent will attach. Under the law the col alty.
 c. M. NICHOL, Collector ilne Bluff. Ark. Oct 1st, 1919. 1U-1 Limo
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HORSES AND MULES

l have just arrived with Il ,4tr iolL of Missouri horses and mules. i. in lh. mar ket can save you money. Au Belto:,l, 2l} East Barrhtluc. Phone lG19. o2l 1lno
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MONEY TO LOAN

R LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Il Il or bottom farms at and per cent. with prompt service and liberal valua- tions. See w. $. Pierce. room BOT, Citi- zens bank building, Pine BluIl.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

HUPMOBILE TOURING CAR. LOOKS aud runs like new; good Cord tires; will demonstrate: d bargain if bought quick; will make reasonable terms to responsible parties See or Phone Iack Tankersley, Phone 121 or 1876.
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FOR SALENsEI ERAJ 1OTI1 ACHE tracts ot land at Sl-.Ir per acre. Terms Hlo.oo cash, balance at $lu.U0 per month. at SIX per cent interest. This land !s ciose to Hardin station and Il good white school; 1t is on the Hot Springs Western Iallfoad, and will grow almost any tnlng ,hat IS ralSed ill Jefferson county; the lahd Is hlSh and had good water; close .o {he Sheridan plke, one of the best roads roads III Arkansas. Apply to William nark: 1 ll2 West Second avenue. Phones l anu ooo. 1U-l -6t*
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LET ME BUILD AOt A MODERN

i
 RETAIL STORE.
 l have 10 feet oI ground next to Davis Floral co1npany, near Sixth and Mann. upon winch 1 will erect ;l building to suI renter. Sixth ana Main Is soon tu be the, ceilter our retail district. No freight tralllS. no SWltcn engines. street cars col lect and distribute their passengers ut tnls corner. | ne IlrSt reliabc firm applying will get thls place. GO take d lour am, see me. Il. h loncN lD2 it
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Tomorrow-Marjorie Boyd Drops Il

city of Pine Bluff, offer for sale at pupilc outcry to ,he highest bidder the following described personal property, towit: 1-6 ton Mogul truck 1-3 12 ton Federal truck l-5 ton Troy Trailer 1-3 1-2 ton Troy trailer. 4-2 mule floats. dump wagons. The sale will be made on a credit of three months and the purchaser will be required to give bond with approved se- curlty for the purchase money.
 JO NICHOL, Receiver
 1U-l3-6-S- 1O-11
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By KATHLEEN FOX

face reddened and then a scowl ap- pcared He walked over to the win dow and planted himself directly in front of me, his feet wide apart.
 "Now see here, Bess, I'm master in thls house, he rasped out "And I'm going to be the master. Don't forget it. If you don't like what I've done, you can-by George, you can't 60 anythlng-understand 2" he broke off
 q realize that perfectly.'
 And now l felt pity for myself. I reproached him, almost tearfully. ] What he had said and done had hurt my feelings as well as aroused by anger.
 "Crittenden," 1 said, 1 worked so hard all day to get things arranged : before you got home. And 1 looked j forward every minute of the time to your coming, thinking you would en- joy the things with me. Your dis pleasure and what you have done have made me very unhappy"
 For moment he hung his head and telltale color mounted to his brow. l knew my reproach had reached him. But, his heavy jaw setting, he came back with last retort. ; "You should have been here when l got homew
 So l had the reason for his action although l did not fully appreciate it at the time. He had ragged because had not been there when he arriv- ed. It seems to me to be very little thing for such big man. to fret about.
 TOmorrOw-MarjOrie Boyd Drops In
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<~ Z ~S---~O@-,
 FOR SALE

l6o ACRES OF LAND EIGHT MILES north of Monticello, 20 acres fenced, DO acres Ill cultivatlon; two houses; has fiji teen hundred dollars worth of White Oak Timber; price twenty-five hundred dollars
 would consider second hand automobile as part pay. Write R. E. Davis, Monticello, Ark. 1U-2-6t
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COTTON CONDITION
 54.4; FORECAST $ FOR 1O,696,OOO BALES

Washington, Oct. 2.-The condition of the cotton crop on September 9 was 54.4 per cent of normal, fore casting yield per acre of about 1880 pounds and total production of about l0,6960O0 bales, the depart mcnt of agriculture announced today.
 Production from July 25 condition was forecast at 1t,016,0O0 bales and from August 9 condition 11,230,000 bales while last years total crop was l2 ,040, ,532 bales; two years ago IT, 302,375 and the record crop that of five years ago, G,l34 ,93O.
 The condition compares with 61.l per cent on August 25 last 54.4 on September 25 last year; 60.4 two years ago and 635 the average on September 9 of the last 10 years.
 Condition by states follows Vir- ginia 64; North Carolina 61; South Carolina 6l Georgia 40; Florida 35; Alabama 45; Mississippi g; Louis- jana 3S; Texas 52; Arkansas 60; Tennessee 64; Missouri 78: Oklahoma 72; California 95; Arizona 92.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-03
LOST

with on nihHA ZETA FRATERNITY PIN to nor one diamond and pearl sets Reward office 'on m Indlng and returning to Graphic Ark 'iS' W. A. Farrin, Sheril,
 1O-2-3t*
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1"o GOOD TEAMS OF MULES AND wagons and harness; one tram, and J years old, and one $ and 9 years old; Ill good fix weight; one team l2OO each; one ,'., l4oo each. Apply to Y. C. Brewer, -oot west Second street. Y-3O6t"
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Oct. 2.-Cotton seed oil was sharply higher early scattered buying and short covering inspired by adverse but later. the list turned easy under rca- lizing and local selling for il react ion Closing prices were P points lower for October and 1 to 13 points net lower for the balance. Sales l6,SOO barrels. Prime crude HOO, sales: prime summer yellow 22.OoM22 90; October 21 .;,1: December 2o.29; March 2o4 prime winter yellow and summer white 22 .JO: all bid.
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uunhEE FIVE ROOM COTTAGES ON sI wesl Barraque, all modern conveniences; Sndail n cash payment. balance monthly pay Aeh,s Wm. Burke, 112 West Second Ave Phone 1 or :};}6 9-2S-6t*
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WANTED ROOMS

TWO OK THREE ROOMS TOK nom housekeeping; furnished or unturnishcd. iy couple. Address .E care Graphic. 1O-;;-::,i~ TWO OR TIlliEE IGul;ZISIIl1DJ IOn0~~>SI OK x. furnished rooms, convenient to Cotton Belt shops, or close up town; unfurnSnett pIeictrru. Call 1213. 1U-l l-6l- , ONE STRIPPED FORD AND ONE Ford roadster; both Ill Al condiliuu
 Call 2S2 lO-n-6t
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PHGE SEVEN

sales 2o0 Honduras s.75m9.3o: 304 Japan 9. 9.l0M9s5; 2,OOO Blue Rose 9.VDM9.G0; 5uO Louisiana Pearl 9io; GOO Carolina S75m 900. Receipts l3,41l; milleIs S,S73 sacks
 Clean rice steady sales 1,S1O pockets Honduras Toll IS; 2,42G pockets Blue Rose l-SM 10 5.S. Receipts J,34U pockets
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cotton rags. must be of good size Deliver
 to Daily Graphic office, upstairs. 2t
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Ginning I{epCrt.

Washington, Oct 2.-Cotton gin- ned prior to September 25 was l. S54,170 running bales, including 19,- 524 round bales, 2,228 bales of American Egyptian and APT bales of sea island, the census bureau amour ced today
 To September 25 last year ginnings were 3,770,7ll running bales includ- ing SS,250 round bales and 3,028 bales of Sea Island.
 Ginnings by states follows:
 Alabama 143,876; Arizona 3,653; Arkansas 64,4S1; California 4,563; Florida 5,061; Georgia 539, ,142; Louisiana 52,540; Mississippi 12l,- 352; Missouri 1922; North Carolina 79,379; Oklahoma S2,017; South Carolina 333,S23; Tennessee 7,062; Texas 4l5, ,139; Virginia 150; all other states no.
 Ginnings of Sea Island by states were:
 Florida 256; Georgia 134: South Carolina 25.
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l191S, j PASSENGER CHREVOLET with four new oversize tires; d dandy bar- gain. 1-1 passenger ear with new tires; a bargain at $2oUUU. 10 passenger Cad.l- lac; new paint, new Victoria top; new tires and battery; d dandy bargain has only been run l2,OUO lnlieS. Cash, bonds or terms. McGchee Motor Sales Co III w. Barraque, Phone GO4.
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AUTO EXCHANGE AND GARAGE want second hand cars to sell We have most anw make at the right prices, see Us, if you want second hand car. We do first class repair work on all makes of cars. Satisfaction guaranteed, aiso striped Uou.cs built by first class body man. We make them any style and make you proud of your old car. Prices right. 1l7 Olive street, phone 1856. G. C. Payne, Mgr.
 7-22- tf
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TWO CARS OF NO. 8 CRUSHED STONE, t"IiNl2X12 new building tile. Contrac.
 'ois r. B. Cotton U.l company. 9-3U-6t
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.in mnWo-FOuR ROOM HOUSES; ALL MOD- f nm eolVenlenccs; on West Ninth. 3 blocks uii anii car ilne; small cash payment, bal
 mre pmre small monthly payments. Wm
 aoe he' ll2 West Second Ave, Phone 1 o'o' 9-2S6t*
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September, 1919. SIMON BLOO.l City Collector.
 {. k lmo
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TRUCK, WILL SELL AT A low figure for the casn, or will trade for q small car. Schobcr- Martin Dry Goods compaIly 3O9 Main St. 9-2S-6t
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)NE 191S-o passenger Dodge car; new top, patent lensr, new tires a dandy good car, at $7Jo.0O: one 1918 , passenger Ford with Hassler Shock ;lbsorbers instrument board, d bargain at S315UO; one j pas Senger Cadillac, new Victoria top, new paint, brand new Willard battery. new tires, fine motor and hitting dude, $125o.OO; one , passenger touring car, with new tires, ill Al shape for $2JO.UU; one Smith form-a-truck, complete with body, S675OU; cash bonds or terms. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, III West Bar raque St. Zone GOA
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WANTED HOUSES

I WILL GIVE $o.Uo TO ANYONE CIV ing the address of any house that Will be vacated within live days. House must be within live blocks ol Pine Street or Sixth Avenue school. This money wiii he payable Ii house Is accepted. Gall C. l.. Iaiton at .: k, gBarber, -sA4p 1uI-6l~
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: Tanning My Husband

Copyright, 1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
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SITUATION-MALE

YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS experienced: has had some
 eApeflcnte Ill lumber office, 2l6 tit.ZcIs bank building. 1U-1-Gtt
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NfW ORLEANS RICE. New Orleans. Oct. 2-Rough rice dull: