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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
"SLOAN'S IMMINENT
NEVER FAILS ME!"
An. nan woman who keeps IL
hnsdy will tell you TINT
thing

SPECIALLY those frequently at
tackled BY rheumatic twinges.
countcr-irritani. Sloan's Lint
mcnt scotters the congestion and penc-
tratcs without rubbing 70 the afflicted
part. soon relieving the ache and pa In.
Kept handy and used everywhere
for reducing and finally eliminating
the pains and aches of lumbago. neu-
ral2ia, muscle strain. joint stiffness
sprains. bruises. tho result Of expo
sure 20 weather
Sioan's Linmcnt Is sold by all drug
gists, zoe. zoe, $40
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eyer known before. and the larger the
PIC ING more eager tho buyers seem
The deliveries this week amounted
TO about 100000 pounds and the aver
age WAS above $40. In the offerings
the line and fancy wrappers and cut
terS predominatcd. Hence the extra
1t liz believed by n majority of the
deatcrs and warchousemen on this
market mat If Seasons" are plentiful
lnerc VIII be little or no leaf to be sold
after Christmas. the farmers seeming
fhei,s;irmined the market all before the
notidayS; if the Seasons" will admit OF
the handling Of the leaf
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SOME TOBACCO PROFIT
Mind of "ifoiidn!" Crop From Two
Acres Nets Growers \rarl! Two
Thousand Dollars.

SOITf Hill VA. Now H2.-A con-
Germ doing business in South Iinl had
Two acres rf land lying idle Just be-
Yond the town limits and decided 20
pii IT In tobacco this year Tncy work
81 1t AZ odd times as kind OF hoiids y
Sop
The cron WAS cut and cured in due
time And has now been converted into
money, the leaf having been sold in
one OF the ware houses here in the usual
way. The leaf grown on the two acres
weighed out $50 pounds and ncttei
tho growers the sum Of slSGo 90 or
SJ34.GU per acre. AS the cultivators OF
these two acres worked it at odd tim cs
the cost OF II was practically nothing.
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Record Figures Mt south Bo,ton.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Nov. @2.--Thc
South EoSton tobacco market has been
very active for the past week, with
SalcS lasting all DAY With the exception
of one sale day.
TN" offerings have bccn OF very
buyers seem anxious 20 secure their
ne,.entage OF the offerings.
tire sales have averaged over $50 per
hundred.
The highest sale on record for the
South Boston market was reached yes
teroay. when one pile of fine wrappers
WAS sold for si.Go per pound. Several
other piles were sold durin" the frs
part OF the week at Sl.is S1.5l. s1.54.
and SIG, per pound
The total amount OF sales for the
week was l.264,2S? which avcra ged
ga per hundred.
This brings the total for tho season
M 10 l%.4.",57I which has averaged
Sai.@o.
a. m er scm ', M ."st0h - m an9mt
hands OF the planters.
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Continued Advance a, Greenvi,lc

CiREENNlLlIE. y. c.. Nov. 22-Rr-
ccipts OF leaf tobacco fell OF some this
week as compared with recent previous
weeks. the offerings amounting 10 977-
$40 pounds. There was. however. no
falling OFT in the activit of tho marlIc,
FhuS nearly million pounds OF the
per hundred the highest average that
even this high market has ever scored
Prices on all grades continue to al i.
vance. yesterdays being the highest OF
the week
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DMindlins snl.s and nork. Mount.

ROCKY MOUNT. T. c.. Nov. %
Sales have been rather light during
The past week. owing. TO tue dry cold
weather. amounting TO 10000 pounds
which sold for an average OF sG9IT.
making the total &c date l6.1lS.u00
pounds 4, an average OF sJ0.S7
Prices continue to advance and the
market closed strong and active Fri
day AFTERNOON. Al! records have be-
BROKEN both as TO pounds and prices
yet. Every pile OF tobacco is closely
watched and the buyers seem to be
more anxious than ever for the weed
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TRACTORS AND TRUCKS
bis Plnnt for Manufacturing i,bor
saving Farm Implements Coin.
~ nj Dunbar, W. IN

-, t.ESioN. w. VA. Nov - TIL.
thh rleSiOn Steam Tractor and .,r,,t
Man occurring Company. :. new com.
panN, has established IA plan, ~ DUN.
Dat W. "a, which is designed to hav.
an output annually OF l.DUo tractors
ihcSc steam tractors and cornmerCi,
trucks viii be the products of the biz
factory.
ne company MAS recently organize,
with :. 4. Lewis OF C'barIcsin,, a,
president. Lewis e. Pritrhard. for
merry of farEersbwre, is the genera
lninager q: the plant az dunbar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
INFLUENZA AGAIN
APPEARS AMONG us

With influenza again among us. wis
dom and foresight dictate that every
family should prepare to prevent and
combat this disease. In TIA" mtcrrs,
of humanity. physicians AMI laymco
who were so successful last year In
treating Influenza, colds, Grippe. cro,,u
and other diseases of the rcSpiru tory.
organs ar" recommending as the most
effective treatment. the external rem
cdy
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big Average n s.u,h nm.

NOUTII HILI.. VA. Nov. oe.-Sou,h
l!ill leaf tobacco market. sales for
the week amounted TO 5i3.S32 pounds.
which brought an average OF S7499:
which sold at an average of s5sSs
The average for the past week Is even
higher than the figures given would
iholcafe owing to the fact that a great
deal OF scrap was offered. Numerous
sates have been made. prices ranging
an the way TO S1lI per 100 pounds.
Considerable advance this week in
medium to fine grades
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

.NoKFULk Va. Nov. @2.-The N'lt
na1nc OF new land and development
COMPANY organized here with slOo
capita! stock Tho business Of the
company w.l b" - bring new indus
tries here, obtainiu. sites for the same
and giving them a starting boost.
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DARK wrapperr nr~ak record.

. I5Fs.NNT:S LILY TT. y. NOV:
sales OF leaf tobacco on inc brakes
hranch market for this week were
heavier than last. Mos. all OF tho
offerings were, in good condition, and
sold higher than ever seen this
market. Each day the average was
higher. Fridays SALE, OF about $4,000
pounds averaged S3l per hundred.
some wrappers showed uD this wcci.
AMd bronghl from 81 10 SGA.
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THOMASNiILE y Q. Nov. g -TN,
directors OF the 5apt.s' Orph,nagc. To-
Gated here, have ordered the erection
of an Office building 10 cost about si..
900. The contract may no, 10 let un,f.
spring. VI J.. kesi"r, supe,iut, ndcn,
will furnish specifications
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Plans for Clif,on ,orr. Ilot.I

CLIFTON FDEGE w Nov Q" -TNo
Clifton Forge Hotci Company. organ
lied 10 build and operate an up-to- date
hotel in this CITY has settled anon
plans which call for tho Immediate
600 and is to have 700 rooms \
Richmond architect drew IN. plaus.
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pou,,r, and Eeg. for tichmnnd

LOUISA, VA. Ecy. 22-Thc Nirg mia
stock and Poultry Company recently
incorporated here, VII establish In
this counts twentieth century stock
farm. The first enterprise, However.
will be large poultry layout rom
which spring chickens ana eggs VIII
he supplied TO Richmond and other
markets.
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II NJ Z ~. w, NOV. -2.-The
George w. iielmc Company. large to-
haccu buyers on this ma rllct. in en-
larEng their operations here ind II
necessary 10 build an additional ware
mouse. aud TIE contract has been made
for the building al one to hc 80 nv
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capital Busy AZ Lnurcnc-vi,,e.

LAW isENtENlLI.E. VA. Nov. 22--
The brunswick chair Works. new
company composed Of local capitalists
VIII build chair factory here TO be
operated oil a large scale. Work will
be commenced at once. i. s. iIar, is
TIC president Of the company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

z HIGH I'OINT. y Q, Nov. a9--it Il
announced here tnat he Woodcr,.tt
Company, OF Atlanta, IA VIII .s:ai.
= .sh in Jiirh Point pIan- !-r IL.
OF wooden toys Of i, thon-
sand 3nd one Kinds. u IS sad 'bc
plant with machinery viii cost no. less
Chan 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Rivcrside aud pan River Cotton Mills
are SUN gong ahead with enlarge
mcnts and additions that were in con-
temptation when tho world war put
a stop TO building operations. 'hr""-
story addition. linN.Uu feet. is now %
Ice erected. In this addition chamhrayS
viii be manufactured exclusively. tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

EOEKTONN, w Nov. 2o.--ln tu-
tuie orkinwn viii 40 its banking at
homo. The firs, National Bank Of
Yorktown has been organized by :. T.
Curtis and associates. aud a national
bank charter has been Applied for. The
cuU.
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Dark. High mt RIack.tonc.

coin: Of lear tobacco for The pms; weol,
have been heavier than amy week this
season With prices ranging higher than
ever noted for dark tobacco. The
sales amounted TO 35: 600 pounds going
at an average Of s:5 at the beginning OF
the week anu an ending average OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Freak Price. at Dan,i,,..

DANNTIF.. w. Nov. 22-SOmc Of
the tailest figures ever pa id for bright
leaf tobacco on this marke! were re-
corded on tn" warehouse books this
week. Scveral piles. small piles they
We're. wen; over $50 per pound. These
freak prices. End would moi have pre-
vailed il the plies had been large. How :
ever all bright tobacco is higher than
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Another skyscrapcr n, <or,o,I

q NORFOl.k. Va. Nov. 22.-TIc ArIIng.
ZION building Corporation announces Is
5Sntention 10 give Norfolk another uap.
snifceut ONCE building The pial1s
(which have been practically rlopt, ii
call for REINFORCED concrete and terra
slcptta building. seven stories, IS by 100
siifeet w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Another Industry Goes to Chatham.
CHATHAM VA, Nov. 22-'rhr CO.,
ham Fluc Valve Company incorno,.'in,,
here. has elected r. l.. Neal IN La
prcSidcn, and j. j. Patterson sc,rni,r,
tn" company proposes to operate n
plant here for the manufacture. Of m
valves of an improved natinrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Iron IL today being used W over
three million people annually as a
tonic strength and blood builder. is In IL
self nm evidence OF tremendous public con-
ndcncc and I am convinced that VI others
would take Nuxatcd Iron when they feel
weak and run down IL would help make n
ia tion OF stronger healthier men and
women"
Commenting the use Of NuxSte1 Iron
as tonic. strength and blood builder. DR.
James Francis sullivan. formerly physician
OF Bellevue Hospital (outdoot Dcpt), New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

l.GNCHBtRi. VA. Nov 22.--The
sales of leaf tobacco. altogether dark.
this week were l.:2S.3oo pounds, max :
ing the total 70" the season S,S3",500
pounds. being an increase Of $1,000
pounds over the corresponding period
Of the last tobacco year.
notwithstanding the very heavy
sales this week. prices got stronger
every day. winding up today $3.50
per 100 higher than last week. the
general average price for the week
being $2o.35 per loo, this being for
dark tobacco alone.
The present high prices are UMPIRE
cedeuted. and the indica tons are they
will continue.
\ large part OF the tobacco taken
down on the last season was sold this
week, bu, good sales are expected next
week
THAT the crop OF tobacco will I've a
short one is shown in the fact that
many farmers made so little they have
already sold out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

which purpose $500 looms will bc n.
stalled This addition with machinery
Will cost about $2.5G0.U0O
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|vAP P $50 EfiHAO
WUl not SLAIN Tfir CLOTHES

Frames Napomcntha Salyc. when APP
Piled To the chest aud throat pcuc-
trutcS the pores OF the skin and breH X <
up the congestion, at The same TIM"
hcaline vapCrS arc carried direct to III"
injected membranes OF the nasal pas
shGcs. causing the phl.sm 20 be
'ooScd ana inducing rcstful sleep.
brhme's Napomcntha Salve may -"
o"'hiicd ht every drug store. or It MAY
DC mad from the manufacturers direct
we fiamc Drug Company. OF North
W ih"sn"fo. \. 6. Sold in three size.
""oc. "oc and Sl.2O. Complete dire
t"ns accompany every package
''"'ic Nabomenthu !;nlvc Is ON
sale at Tragles Drug store r;r,,,
brue Co Chclf Drug co. ana 9th. E,
i"ndinS drug stcrcs Of Richmond
ADV
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HIGHEST PRICES EVER
FOR VIRGINIA TOBACCO
Sun-Curcd Leaf Reaches Higllwatcr
Mark on the Richmond Market.
First Firc-Cured Goes High.
VERY HEAVY SALES ALL WEEK
Rccord-isreaking Figures for the
Famous Chewing Tobacco-DarI1
Shipping Goes High on First APP
pcarnnce-Bright Market Booming.

Never in the history OF Richmond has
snn,cured tobacco sold as high as last
week, AMI never before did dark long
Shippinr leaf bring such tall prices,
although only small lot OF the latter
was put on the warehouse floors and
this TO test the market. II was the
frs, olive, brown and hlaci< leaf to
snow up this season. and the buyers
were very much Interested in it.
The total OF sales for thc week was
around 100000 pounds. and the buy
erS neglected not 4 single piece Of any
Of $3.50 for the entire Offering of l.
o0o.ooo pounds. All OF the goods offered
were in good order, and the grades
varied all the way from tho ow-grade
Tugs up TO tho fine wrappers. On the
latter some fancy prices were noted.
TaIiest Figures Ever Recorded.
AT iiuichcson warehouse three very
large piles knocked out at $50 per 100
brought The owners Eoodly checks Al
this warehouse on ono day the avcarEe
for the entire sales WAS n fraction over
$50.
a; Buffers Warehouse a small pile
OF extra tne sun-cured wrappers broke
the record by touching s6l. ana at
Shockoe, $40 was reached on two piles.
AZ al! the houses. numerous sales were
made above tho $50 mark.
rhe first ire cured dark shipping
leaf was offered by Frazer X Thomp
llins. Smoked lugs brought SEQ to
So: short leaf. s2S to $50. ana long
lear. $50 10 s3a. Never before in the
nlStcfE OF the TOBACCO industry mas tho
olives. browns and blacks brought such
figures.
Saics Will be heavy for some time TO
come. The. Richmond warehouses have
under roof now large quantities of
lear sen; in by rail, and have not been
able to put any of il on the floors be-
cause OF tho rush of wagoncd tobacco.
There is enough of the shipped stock
20 keep the auctioneers. clerks and
buyers busy for a week if no other
w3Soned goods came in. In fact. there
n tr.lt N Dn loo. "a
goods for - few days soon 20 give a
chance for a hreai; of shipped stock.
Tohacconists will observe Thanksgiv-
ing Day, and sales this week will be
from Monday to "Wednesday. inclusive.
aud heavy breaks viii bc the order
Of the day. On Monday some 5000 Or
10000 pounds of Hanover briehts will
hc put on the door At Buffers ware
house.
The reports from other dark markets
and from the bright markets. given
below, show continued activity. and
prices aprarently still inclined to go
upward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

greatest development OF physical and mental
power. DR.. George II. Baker. formerly
Physician and Surgeon. Monmouth Mcin"-
rial Hospital Of New Jersey, says:
Refined foods and modern methnds of
cooking have robbed ,is or much of tho iron
which Nature intended We should receive
aud for supplying this deficiency and m.
cron sing tho red blood corpusclcs D know
OF nothing moro effective than organic iron
--Nasatad Iron The faat that Nu1ated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

run-down= people who were ailing mn IN.
Whilc nave most astonishingIy Increased
their strength aud endurance simply by
taking iron In the proper form. And mi.
h'ler they had' III some cases. been doctor
Ing for months without obtaining am. a,n,n,
manufacturers Note: Nuxatcd Iran ,rr
ommcnGcd above. is not :, anrrc; re,nr,i,
Ou' ono which Is we'll known To hrt,.ri. !,
everywhere. Unlike the older inorw,,; =.
iron products. II is easily assmilai I'd ,inrs
not injurc thr teeth. make them black nor
rnnrantes. successful and entirely sa,isfa..
Tory results to ever" purchaser or they will
city ny orant Drug Co. Childicy Drug CO.
and all other Enthusiastically :. ,H ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Cotton Pickers Go Back
After Drouth Is Broken;
$50 to Sweetwater Alone.

Yuma, Ariz. Feb. 24.-The expected
addition Of Texas cotton pickers to the
permanent population or this locality
is not Undertaking. Instead, since
the first Of the year the local South
ern Pacific office has sold rearly 1000
tickets TO various points in the Lone
star state
A few Texans have remained and
some Of them have purchased cotton
lands. But the greater number are
going back TO home localities where
the drouth has been broken To one
point, SWeetwater. there was de-
mand al one time for ESQ tickets. with
expectation of securing a greatly re-
duced fare. But this could not e
granted, even FOR the traiuload. IN
der governmental regulations.
II is told that most Of the pickers
are going back in the clothing in
which they came, for most OF them
have been saving and the pay they
have earned generally has been put
away 10 be spent in their home towns.
There has been no unity among cot
ton raisers and so. in the bidding for
pickers, the pay has risen till eX-
tremely high compensation has been
paid the Texas experts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Livestock Market


Chicago. III. Feb. y UNITED states
Bureau OF Markets. --Hogs-Receipts, 81
e00- Market mostly dime lower thsn
Saturdays average Bulk OF sales. fl1-5a
G17-75- butchers. s1T55 G17-s5: light
s17.25 . 17-55; packing. s16.55 O 17.75;
throwouts- S15.75G16.75s pigs. good 70
choice. sILz5G15-5O-
generally 15225c lower: Gamers and
calves. steady: beef cattle. good, choice
ard prime. s15-65 q 20: common and me
dun 500 G15-65: butcher stock. cows
and heifers. $3.50 G1s-25s stoclzers and
feeders. good. choice and fancy. sos y
1E-75; inferior, common and medium, -
sheep - Receipts. 1900; sheep and
choice lambs scarce and steady; other kill
ing lambs slow 20 lower. Lambs. choice
and prime. $3.50 61s-5Q: medium and
good, s16-5061s-50. culls. 81 1857
ewes. choice and prime. 81 @ 1880: me
dun and good. s10G12; culls $50 q $50
kansas CITY Livestock. Close.
Kansas City No. Feb 24--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $1,000 Market lower Heavy
$3.50 1T-S0: pigs. S12G16-
Cattle-Recei uts, q. 600. Market lower
Steers. s1S719- western. S124l7; cows,
ssG13; heifcrs, ss.5oG1E5o; stoekers, $ 9
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market strong
lambs. s17-75 01S; yeariinEs. Sl4 IS
wethers s12615: ewes fI1-75 612.
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Feb. 2f.-Cattle-I2a-
ceipts. s00o. Market steady 70 lover
Beef steers S1450G16-255 COWS and heif-
srs. s7.75G11. stoclzers and feeders. So Q
1850; calves. f12.5oa15.
HoEs=Receipts 1000. Market 15c lower
TOP. $40; bulk, s1e-z0q1s-s9
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 Market steady
Lambs, S15-gs r 1885 ewes. s9-z5 q IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24
Texans RETURN VILLA GHIEFTi
FROM ARIZONA NEARING JUAREZ
Carranza Troops Place
Strong 0utposts to Guard
AGAINST Possible Attack.

Martin Lopez. Villas second I'm com
mand is somewhere between villa
Ahumada and Ojinaga. within 70 miles
Of the border. it was officially an
nounced in Juarez. Monday morning.
His whereabouts were not given Gen.
Jesus Augustin Castro. commander OF
the military forces Of the north. who
arrived in Juarez Saturday night. IS
continuing accommodating 20 miles
from Juarez in all directions. placing
endorsements at all strategic points
defending the city
sunday night a trainioad OF Ameri-
can and Mexican refugees arrived at
the border from chihuahua CITY. cross
ing the border Monday morning They
left the interior because of Villas
threats to dynamite all American min
ing and industrial properties in the
north and kill all employees. unless a
ransom estimated at $1,000. 900 sold
was paid by March /
Additional Soldiers Arrive
The arrival of Gen. Jesus Augustin
Castro, with two trainlOads Of ma
tlonal soldiers in Juarez Saturday
night gave rise 10 much speculation
and rumOrs on both sides OF the Dor
ders. as to pending attacks by VII
lstas and other rebel bands. but moth
authorities as to the occasion for the
movement Of troops or the possibili-
ties OF a marauding party threatening
an immediate attack.
There was no panic apparent among
the civil population Of Juarez- on their
arrival in Juarez, the soldiers were
quickly detrained and quietly dis
tributed 70 their quarters.
Can Handle Situation
Col AuEustln Nora. commandant OF
the Juarez garrison stated Saturday
night. Just prior to the arrival OF Gen
Castro. that he personally did not
know where Villa is, but that the
forces at command were capable Of
handling any situation that could pos
sibly arise Gen Castro was coming.
he stated. partly on routine business.
and partly for the purpose Of keeping
in personal touch with the military
situation in the north.
II was said later by another mill
tary officer that no immed ate attack
was expected. and that the additional
forces were being brought up merely
as a precaution against surprise
should anything develop.
Did Not Make Statement.
Cen Castro declined to make a
statement on his arrival. saying he
was too fatigued from his long ride.
and Sunday likewise refused TO meet
newspaper men on the ground that his
time was occupied with business az
fairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

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Cash paid for I'd hand goods Phi 1888
WANTED hand household goods. Ervin
Furniture Co. 109 san Jacinto- Phi SO
We Buy furriture Can On Is before
you sell Pm 1881 or call 4es s. 81 Paso-
We NEED used furniture. Cash paid for
any amount Union Furniture Co Phi
1881
WE PAY more for Ecod furniture tran
any firm III city. Get Cur fElrss nefore
you sell C. D. HCUSER DPHOLST ERING
CO. Phone 411e-
We ARE SHIPPING furniture and for the
next ten days We Wiz pay more than any
fi-m n the CITY Sing rs VIII come
on short notice Berry hil FuruItura Co.
s01 ard so3 Texas 81. Phone 35fs.
WANTED-AU kinds used household fur
nfshinEs WIZ pay highest cash price
RIO GRANDE FUGNITuRE CO.
Phone Zsf2