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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-08
AUCTION SALE.
ny CHEWING 4 HOXLEY, NC
Real Estate Agents and Auefisneeru-
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT CORNER BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING,
1oi NORTH FOURTH {4TH) STREET.

In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust dated November s. 1917. of record
in the clerks office of the chancery
deed book 247-R. on page -, default
the debt thereby secured, and being re-
ouired by the beneficiary SO to do, we
viii sell at public auction. upon the
premiseH on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1919
at 5 O'Clock r. NJ
the store and dwelling specified above
This property begins at the north =
eastern intersection of Fourth (4th)
and Jackson streets. and runs north
wardiy along the eastern lime Of Fourth
t4th) street and fronts thereon etgh-
teen as, feet. more or less, and ex-
tends back eastwardiy from Fourth
tith) street. between the northern line
Of Jackson street and line parallel
Herewith. sixty-four (sO feet and
four 60 inches
TERMS: Cash sufficient to dsfray
the expenses OF executing this trust
and to pay the note for seven hundred
37oo,oo) dollars, secured by the afore-
said deed of trust. with interest there-
on from March 6. 1913.
This property will be sold subject
to . prior deed OF trust. maturing Mo-
vcm Der s. 1919. for the sum Of eigh-
teen hundred ($l.8o0.o0) dollars. bear
Ing interest from November s, 1915
Balance payable at six and twelve
months from day OF sale.
A. J. CHEWING.
r. NJ BOxLEY.
Trusteea
U~A
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ny WlLI1AM r. RHcDD,
Real Estate AuetSeaee1.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
NO. llc FOURTH AVENUE,
HIGHLAND PARK.

BY virtue Of 4 certain doed OF trust.
dated June 30. 1910. and recorded in
the Henrico county circuit court clerk
office In deed book l8S-R. page "a,
default having been made In the pay :
ment Of the debt secured thereby. and
having been required by the beneficiary
Hereunder 30 to do. I. the undersigned
surviving trustee. will on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY n. 1918,
1t O'clock r. H..
on tho premises. proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. the property conveyed
therein. viz: Those two certain lots OF
land. with all improvements thereon.
in the city Of Richmond. being lots Nos.
Is and -. in block No. 16. In the plan
Of Mount Comfort" also known ~
Chestnut Hill: beginning at . point on
the western line Of Fourth avenue,
thirty (3o') feet south OF Alder street,
thence running southwardly along and
fronting on tho said western line Of
Fourth avenue. sixty (60') feet. and
extending back westwardly from said
front between parallel lines. ono hun
dred and forty (140') feet to an alley
twenty (20') feet wide.
TERMS. Cash.
W. r. Redo,
Surviving Trustee.
Feb. & 1873.
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LEcAT. MOTT -Es.

.-@s akIs e q certify that the plan 81
Decreasing the issue and outstanding
capital stock Of the J, L Pitts Tie and
T.mmner company. Incorporated. from
~ 90 % 70 81, 100000. ~ set forth in
eertiAcate hied with the state corpora
llon 81 January -, 1919. Ii a. follows:
TAs company to purchase from III
seookhol6efs In the proportion. the
ani1ln9s Of sach bear to the stock
irrne0 aal outatanding. three hundred
- 1fty (3Se) shares Of said stock ut
~ ~ value Of @Ie0 sach. and When
loo paSehased 20 retire sams ~ cancel-
JOHN r lfIIx.BR. m
sss Vl0e-Frosident
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LEoAL NOTICES.
Rlchmond. Va Feb

Richmond. Va, Feb {, 1915.
An adjourned meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Bank Of Richmond. In.
corporated. win Be held 1t the Office
Of Aeasrs. John l. Williams q Sons,
corner Eighth and MAia streets. Rich
mond. Va, 1t noon. on TuesdAy. Feb.
ruaFy ~ 1915
LEWIS D. cRENsHAw, .JR,
i Caahiar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-08
MARKET BEHAVES WELL
DISPUTE REvERSES
BY BnOADAN WALL.

New York, Feb. I'm view of the
adverse character Of business news
today the stock market acted remark-i
| ably WELL. Even the phiianthropic
I take over the properties and operate
them for half the profit X any profit
FTTssf Xxx ssa.t4 &c s,sN,s ee
.t.G% -. 49, ~ k.sSeg@,,21s assenld re-
| suit in loss. failed to shake the list.
Strikes and rumors OF strikes came
from all quarters Of the world, but In
dustrials held firm save in one OF two
instances. Prices OF commodities con-
, tinued to decline and pessimism had q
, field day. But everything that has
| happened was the logical thing to hap
pen after such war. The very bad
| ness of today's news made 1t good for
| 1t means that the world IL finally wax
| ing up to the necessity OF quick read
5ustment from war conditions. The
| market was steady throughout the ses-
sion with no net losses or gains OF i'm
portance.
| Steel is the only commodity that
| seems to have a firm undertone. 1t
was reported today on high authority
that the French commission that can
/ called orders for war steel short time
ago was now renewing orders for an
F, equal volume of tonnage of peace
materials and was doing SO at a price
| ten per cent higher than the prices
cancelled
! This activity In steel ia the first to
! attract attention. Many million tons
! of peace steel are wanted in all parts
of the world. The steel companies do
not have to look to- France for their
/ immediate future. The whole world is
1 short OF houses and steel enters into
them moro largely now than ever be-
fore. Use OF steel and iron compels
the use Sof copper and the situation
made deiic today holds out hope for
| the copper people
| International paper acted well In tho
market fully justifying the confidence
expressed by those insiders who have
been accommodating the stock
(; Tobacco Products made a new high
record again on rumors of q deal
| whereby stockholders Of the company
will receive material benefits.
| Steel foundrfes continued its decline
| to 70, but from that level had a reac-
ticn Of more than a point. Railway
Steel Springs also turned weak as did
national enameling. These were the
Only really bad actors in the list.
General Motors after early heaviness
turned very strong and showed a ma
terial net advance for the day
An attempt made today to sell Sec
ond converted first liberty bonds de-
veloped the fact that there is no mar.
ket for them at any price II was i'm
possible to get a quotation. The ex-
change win probably arrange to have
them listed.
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AT THE
TF1EATER
HOwE'S PICTURES AT ssss
ACADEMY ENTERTAINING

Lyman II. Howe's semi ?annuaI W.
ii to the Academy Of Music last nioAk
briught with II his usual c1An1e
which gave the large audience vtyt4
insight into the mcthode Of travel 81
various SECTIONS Of the civilized xe
- ~ f'..,, II. a4Es~ - ttS -
p-pyiaE .arsc.ssct he asrd s.e1:ss.ss
and In addition there wefS num6r6U
comic Innovations, and hudAQrous ~
termezzos." all making 01af11 cnter.
tainment one wcll-wofth tn,
The poetry OF motion. ~ 4(ahty
the best description would n AAk ~
the poetry Of non-mction ~
humorousiy illustrated.
This feature Of the shoM II N4o4A
the time and the price, ands An 101k-
ers Of the screen world 9A4r u
the opportunity today 90 y
this most interesting pictut IA
the sraces of tho postryDl M
are most faithfully shOWmS
The travels take tho r. IT, ~
Japan, the South Seas, CO Ada, LII
low stone Park, Baynu1fV and 49,
ley's circus, and many OlhAf interet-
ing places. SssEGgr
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cHie.re Grain a.A Prsva.is.s.

Chicago, Feb. 7.-3rain and provi.
sion futures here today were:
Corn--March. lfsk: May. 11:x; July.
1.0S&.
oats--March. 5sM: May. ssE; July.
SAX.
IArd--May,~z3.Se
Ribs---May. 3e.33.
Rork-May. $3.50.
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aSoME RNRv !,

1xs tlssfLs $3.50
"As laugh producer SONS nbv,
the three-act farce oomedxe13 &ellan
Covington and Jules SinSUm4E now
playing at the Grand. To- FIR and
above anything that has Hver beeA
seen in Atlanta" says the Atlantis
Journal. Barrels of laughter are let
loose during the play and the big an
performance have just laughed and
laughed. 1t is novelty in the farce
comedy line, well constructed; Ia
fact. so we'll built that the audience
anticipates almost every funny ,Aitaar
tion and begin to roar alfnost. from
the time the curtain goes up On the
first act till the finish Of fi7e gplaS.
oosed discovery Of an elixir OF youth
by an old scientist, Or. rredoS5ck
Reiyea, who prevails upon old n1an
General Burbeck to Try the experi-
ment Of rejuvehation from old Ggef 10
youth, tho general being In Iove.8fih
the doctors daughter Sylvia, . pratty
young girl whom he wants 70 marry
He agrees IL the elixir does the work
the doctor claims for It, he viii take
which he Is in danger OF losing b.
cause Of his neglect Of professional
duties in his investigations And g.
perimcntauons In searching tur the
secret Of turning old age into 5outt
The doctor steps out Of this t0Onn fnr
a minute. leaving the gsnsrA1 with
q bottle Of the elixir when q young
leaves her baby and fiees The geA-
erai telephones. the police and cha1eA
after the Girl. When the 4octor
returns and finds the baby Wr1pp8d
UP In the generals coat and ~ ZEN
erai gone he believes the eItxiS hslS
completely transformed the old man
into a baby
Phil stauton. sylvia's swssl1eart
returns from the laboratory with the
him Of the change In tho geAeras
The two firmly believe the CHANGE
has taken place and have 90 ha4d
time trying to take care a. tl6ey bal6.
Nobody wants TO raise II WAe8 th0y
ter them II La sixty-five yAakE ana
three months old. Later they 0ndaA
second bottle Of the medicine and an
kimonA wrapped around TIE
doctor and Phil think the xDco&d
baby 10 Sylvia and thsir trou1tee wEhs
the two babies and lodging tn -
lice whom they believe TO Be IN thl9f
track. n one scream after another.
zeliah Covington the anfhAri aid
producer Of the piece, essx14 Ne
principal role Of DR.. Rsiyea - ~
comedy 10 delightful Mr.. CnVtz1Et3n
II one Of the few really clever y6u1g
actors OF today and a return An6ase-
mont TO Atlanta means 4 c9pAcity
house any time in the future.
This attraction win appeA&1t the
Academy Monday and Tuesday. and
Tuesday matinee. In the cast are
four members of the original com
pany which produced Some Baby
- r~skA "a
three members OF the original Fulton
theatre. New York cast. 14
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SOHEDuI.
0lj6esspeaFs 3 Oh 81

Chesapeake = 0hie - !.
Gin. Loviiie . west, e1s1e ~. se.sf ~
Nain IlAe LEGAL. sf;l& &g3i1eh
James River Lins. s1e.0oA " 1ks1ss1
Newport News 49,
I'M. Ola Pt. ss:es =. siaSe =. s1see e
Newp3. NAwM Local. s7:eA ~. 100 "a
Frusn Mn. Newport sss MS
Nsua. On n. st4:es q, sS.a8 =, s9:lkM
Nswrt. NewA 11pcale s1:ls -. st:lx II
Hrem west: $50 =. s1:l1 !. xeQes
1858 =. A7:Ss ,. James Rtvse. 3oseG ~
800 a n. III IN ss@
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AUTOMOBILES.

There Is No Better Way to
invest than in a good used
car, that will add JOY to your
life.
Now is your opportunity
to secure a car that will
measure up to your idea of
a remarkable collection Of
real value. We are showing
used ears that in every sense
of the word are far superior
to the ordinary used car.
OUR PRESENT LOW
PRICES ARE ATTRACTING
WIDE ATTENTION.
so USED CARS TO SELECT
FROM.
TIME PAYMENTS
ARRANGED.
1913 CHANDLER
Touring. Ffrst-CIass Condition: Cord
tires; good paint and top. A bar
gain.
1916 DODGE
Touring. F1rst-Cia Mechanical Con.
dition; good tires. etc
1917 MAXWELL
Touring: FYrst-Ciass Condition. Good
tires: top and extra equipment
1916 MAXWELL
Roadster; Good Condition Tho Very
thing for q business car. Cheap.
1917 SAXON
Touring: just Like New; Newly Fains-
ed; thoroughly overhauled; good
tires
1918 STUDEBAKER SIX ,
Touring. Just Like New. Run Only
1000 miles. Cord tires. extra equip
ment. Breath-taking price.
LOCOMOBILE
Good Mechanical Conditions; Good
Tires: new battery. Bargain at $S7k.
1918 STUDEBAKER SIX
Touring; Rcvarnishcd; Good Tires;
equipment
1917 STUDEBAKER FOUR
Touring. Thoroughly Overloaded;
Good tires. top. etc. Bargain.
1916 STUDEBAKER LIGHT
-FOUR
Touring: Overland; Perfect Condition.
Truck. just Like New. Run Only
1918 STUDEBAKER 1-TON
1000 miles. A guaranteed bargain.
F1rst-C Glass Condition. Good
1917 STUDEBAKER SIX
tires, etc; at . price that win sur
prise you.
1918 STUDEBAKER SIX,
CLUB ROADSTER
Four-Passcngcr, just Like New. a
Snap.
1917 VIM DELIVERY |
Truck; Three ouRths Ton. Good
Tires and best--of condition. Run |
less than year. Bargain.
COBURN |
MOTOR SALES
O0RP
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view Y~rk Cotton Market.
New York. Feb. Offerings Of cot
ket suffered further lossea although
some covering toward the clos q
brought about rally from the low
! est The unsettled industrial situa-
ton appeared to be one OF the main
factors on the drop. The close was
steady at a net decline of rs to 80
points.
were 1896 bales.
Exports for the day were 1928
bales.
Spot at New Orleans was steady, with
middling 7sc lower at 27c: the sales
f~Aee 2.217 bales. Spot here was quiet
81 q decline OF 20 points at .sc: there
were no sales
Tho amount Of cotton brought into
sight for the week was :ss.3ss bales
against 3oe..fT bales a year ago and
l42.ss5 bales two years ago
Receipts at leading points: Calves
ton, 5,ss5; New Orleans. s.3i.: 4avan-
nah. 1858; Augusta. so7: st. Louis, SOS.
View York Curb Market.
New York. Feb. Most Of the tn
terest In securities on the curb today
was attracted to Russian bonds which
advanced sharply on advices that tho
Russian government was to acknowl-
edge the debts of the former empire.
The market as whole was quiet.
Interest was almost entirely profess
sional Independent on stocks were
quiet and fairly active. Metals were
devoid of special feature.
Sales:
2.eeo Aetna Explosives, 7AG1.
500 Chevrolet Motors. f6o6t65
$500 United Motors, 3sh on.
$500 Cosaen OIL. 7nH.
5000 Federal Oil, 3A9k.
$500 INT. Petroleum. soE as.
$500 Met Petroleum. 35-1sI3%
1000 Okla. p and r.. 4 "a.
500 Victoria OIL new, 2& 9E.
1900 Atlanta, 4Hs.
$500 Big Ledge. 1l-i6n 4.
10, 900 Boston and Montana, 4764s.
1000 Calumet and Jerome. S67-ls.
500 Goldfeld Cons, isGei.
500 Tonopah Exten. 211-1eGs 13.16.
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Feb s. 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-08

bat that was satisfied from vast |
knew u yoa that you would ut leAst
~ the other VorkefA
in my opinssa too much pfaiss can
not b. given tAe Y. ~ c. A. for the
excellent WORT they have done and
are doing for our msn Over hare. Az
you know from personal observation
since you have been with ~. the r
workers are present IN time OF need
and ret some of the iuxuriss Of life
10 the nfen that they Woul1 Ast other
wiss ret A. commanding oAicer Of
the regiment 4 WIN 70 thank you Per.
so0ally for yeur sxceIisat Efforts and
your many dssAs Of vaior ana Kindness
shown an thfesgh our hard campaigns
from Arss 70 last In my opinion there
II nothing that tn 7. n c. A. can
ask ~ the pseple q Alabama which
they wu0iA not give II they knew halt
u ~ Axesilsnt work being donee by
ysar osganisatien.s
NJ. Duniop said inst Chaplain wfl-
iiams jsinsA tn 1t7tA infantry last
September ana tAst whine they were
vaiking -tssssAes abous ss1esmssr Is,
say that ~ beueht 9Th tebacce y :
base Snrt ~" Dunlop saiA - III
net bslisvs II. tAat.lAs asvss - any
knowledge o. sueh tfsReaGeioAo ~
that - had given away hunAroAo u
dollars worth Of cigarettes. tehaocu
and ether suDpiteA He seated that he
has seia Camel cts@sstsss - soldiers
Al ~ sQulvalsnt q stxty.tAfee coats
fvr eageea st ten Dackagea.
~Ofssn We did not have suppslou
snsugh 70 lASt when the army wA1
v1shsag tusvar1." said IA DunlcA
-WAea - csasl1ss that n ~
AfeeaAs neseo4 90 Fegiment's Wneon
tfAlu 900 tvomky-feUv AoelsU pfoGs1dIs
lng 90 kiloaa0ero anA forty-o10At honp1
0gNGeon1o1g eAseo - - 49, -
W191S 1eoe0 a0l IT. &011
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Sutley OF Center left
on Wednesday for Vancouver from
which place they will sail for Japan
for stay OF three years duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutley are to be con-
graduated upon being able to take
this delightful trip at this season Of
the year and In being able to make
the prolonged visit in tho land of
flowers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

The train to Creedc was delayed
several hours on Tuesday by the
heavy snow which slid into some Of
the cuts. making II necessary to
send down for extra help to get the
train through. As fast rs the snow
was removed II filled In again and
It was several hours before the men
were able to clear the track.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

MIR. and Mrs. william Vastine left
on Tuesday for various outside
points. intending to visit In Seattle.
Washington. San Francisco. and
other California points. from there
going to FL Paso. Texas. They will
be gone the rest OF the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

-LOST-Lady's Silk Work Bag,
containing chochet work, pair glass
es. and two small purses containing
silver. Lost on Gunbarrel road south
Of town. Finder return crochet
work and glasses and keep money.
Mrs. Ed Hooker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Messrs. l.. b. Sylvester. Harvey
Matthias and r. Il. Mitchell were
three OF the prominent citizens Of
Monte Vista who visited Denver the
past week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

MIR. Chas. Akers returned Satur-
day morning from Denver whore he
had been for . few days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Carnegie have
gone to San Diego. California. for
the rest OF the winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

TAKEN UP-One coming two
year old black mare mule at my
place 10h miles northwest Of Monte
Vista. 10y F. Jones.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

The Brom Transfer Co.
Telephone 1874 w
Hauling of All Kinds
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Mrs. Docrinx IL the new clerk
with the stow-wood Mercantile
company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

FOR SALE-New Overland l.
Never been used. First come first
served. SSSe cash. Phone S1l-N-4.
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Fasselt's Store News

Fassets Store News
Don't spend = dollars worth Of
,ime looking for . dime that fell
through . crack II The floor"
Many Deaols DO not make the
r,sA, ~ - shsis sihs. jsst bssAuss
they are buey. thsy Imagine the,
they are accomplishing somsshine,
~hen - . matter OF fact they are
losing 6rouad.
Christmas business Aas been ON
the boom all this week. We have q
vide variety Of merchandise and
people find that they can do the
larger part OF their Christmas buy
,sx without leaving this building.
We have several extra sales poo.
pie. Mr.. Davidson, Miss Rstcheider.
and Harvey johnson are additionais
In the Dry Goods room.
We sent out two Universal ranges
,hi. past week. The Universal
stoves have . steady sale the year
around. We believe the Universal
stove 10 one OF the very hest u In
possible to procure.
VIII Baird Il now operating the
delivery car for this store.
Mr.. Hart received word this week
that his father WAS not expected to
live. Mr.. Hars left Monday night for
his fathers homo. which 10 in rM-
nois.
The Toy department has been
very busy. Toyland IL located on
the second floor and you can find =
very large variety OF toys in this de-
partment.
We have some calendars to dis
tribute. win bs glad to have you
call at the Office for these.
We never had such . superior va
riety Of dolls. Since the people Of
the U. 8. have been manufacturing
their own dolls. instead OF importing
them from Germany. there has been
a notable Improvement. ~ American
Ingenuity has devised 40 many Diff
ferent types. The Character dolls
pre an example Of what American
manufacturers have devised In the
way Of something different.
This Saturday night We are sup
posed to remain open until 10 O'Clock
instead Of > O'Clock. However. the
balance Of the time We will close on
Saturday nights at .. On Christmas
Eve We will remain open . while In
the evening. On Christmas day We
will be open until about 10 O'Clock
In the morning.
Dishes always make . nice pres
ent. Our Queensware department
has some very pretty patterns.
We again wish you q Merry Christ
mas. This IL the ssth Christmas
that this stofe has been here to wish
its customers . Merry Christmas.
Read our advertisement on last
page.
Remember the Pathe PhOnograph
and Record department on First av-
enue in the east end Of this build
Ing. Drop in and hear the special
Christmas records.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

-ESTRAYED-Two l year old
colts. bays, branded 4-t on hip.
$500 for information as to their
whereabouts $40 for their return to
ranch at Epimenio Gurule. miles
east OF Del Norte. Colts gone about
eight weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20
FOR SALE

I have one yearling and two
bull calves for Sal,. Two
roans and one red. Sired by Laven-
der Count No. 436756. The pedi-
gree and the animal Will stand rig
i'd examination. Dams are we'll
bred, good individuals and splendid
milch cows.
have a registered Duroc boar
bought of Burch, Rocky Ford. "King
Flashlighter." VIII sell as wish to
keep some OF his pigs for breeders.
Or would exchange for another reg
istered hog OF same breed.
w. +. WHITE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20
FOR SALE

Will crochet caps to order: ais,
sew by the garment. Mrs. Amanda
Bradshaw. East End Lovers Lane
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20
Wants.. 90.
PIANO yUN AL1

We have stored u Aeess Vista Q
AsSA srels DAase wh,sA n tsksa o.,
onas Will bs solA ss . ,ssmsad.a.
discount. II you soa,saDlais th.
purchase Of . piano invsssissts our
o6sr. Particulars vii, b supplied
BY writing to
THE DENVER MUSIC COMPANY.
Dsnvss. Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

sunny room for rent.
Inquire Monte l93M.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Don't spsad = dollars worth Of
limo looking for . dime that fell
through Q crack II The eioor.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Many Dsaels DO not make the
right ~ q shsas tihs. jsss bssAsss
they are busy. tAsy Imagine that
they are accomplishing soms,hins.
~hcn - . matter OF fact they are
losing grouad.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Christmas business Aas been o.
tho boom all this week. We have
vide variety OF merchandise an,
people find that they can do n
larger part Of their Christmas buy
,u without leaving this building.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

-WANTED-Work Of any kind b!
hour or day. Call at 20S Franklin
upstairs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

PLANO FOR eALE-rirst class
condition. Inquire At Journal Office
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

List your land with c. G. Kerr L
Co. They have lots Of buyers At
tho right prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

-wASTEp-Any kind Of hauiIns
with . truck. Phone is0w
Arthur HUBBARD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

-FOUND-Smsll purse containing
silver. Al Journal office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

We have several extra sales poo.
pie. Mr.. Davidson. Miss natchelder
and Harvey johnson are additional,
In the Dry Goods room.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

FOR SALE-3 Duroc Jersey boars,
Z months old. Eligible to registry.
Phone 612N3. II. w. Wright.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

Of roll of red build
ing paper. At Journal office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-12-20

-sTRAYEp-Horss and mare. VI.
about 100 each: dappls srsys I and
. yssrs old. Reward for insorma.
tion. c. A. wiafrsy. Monte Vista.