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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALLEY
COUNTY, MONTANA HIGHWAY
RONDS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
in pursuance of a Resolution adopted
by the Board of County Commissioners
of Valley County, Montana, on No.
vember Bird, 1920, authorizing the is
suance Of coupon bonds hereinafter
described, the said Board of County
Commissioners will on Monday, the 9th
day of December, 1920, at 1000
o'clock A. M. at the County Commits
sioners Room in the Court House in
the City Of Glasgow, Montana, receive
sealed bids and sell to the highest
and best bidder, FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS ($5O,00O .OO) Valley Coun-
ty, Montana Highway Bonds of the
denomination of $1,000 each bearing
interest at the rate Of not to exceed
Six Per Cent per annum, payable semi
annually, dated the first day of July,
1920. and becoming due as follows:
optional on July LIST in ten years or
any interest paying date thereafter
1910 inclusive, redeemable, $4,000
annually on July LIST in each Of the
years from 1881 to 1910, both a
inclusive, said bonds being redeemable
as follows: on the first day of Jam
uary, preceding their respective ma
turity, both principal and interest
payable at the Liberty National Bank
Of New York City, State Of New
York. said bonds are to be issued by
the County of Valley for the purpose
of providing a fund for, the construc.
ton of necessary public highways
within said county.
The said bonds will be printed by
the said County and ready for deliv-
cry at the time of sale and the said
County will deliver to the purchaser
the approving opinion of Chapman,
Cutler & Parker, Chicago. Illinois.
All bids must be without condition
or qualification and all bids others
than by or on behalf of the State
Board of Land Commissioners of the
State of Montana must be accompanied
by an unconditional certified check on
some reliable bank in the amount of
TWO THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS payable to the order of
the County Treasurer or Valley Coun-
ty, Montana, as a guarantee of good
faith, which check shall be forfeited
to the County of Valley, Montana, as
l%iquidated damages by any bidder to
whom the said bonds may be award
ed at such sale in the event such sue
cessful bidder shall refuse to accept
said bonds and promptly make pay
ment for such bonds upon delivery by
the county to a bank designated by
the purchaser. The said bonds will
not be sold for less than their par val
ue and the Board of County Commits
sioners reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. All bids must be
addressed to the undersigned County
Clerk of Valley County, at Glasgow,
Montana.
Dated at Glasgow, Montana, this 4th
day of November, 1920.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman Board of County Com
missioners.
Attest:
C. W. Kampfer,
County Clerk.
Nov. 12-Dec. Bird. i,
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
IN NOTICE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that
in the District Court of the United
States in and for the District of Mon
tana, on Nov. s, 1920, Viggo Strand
skov, Of Kahle, Roosevelt Co., Mont.
was duly adjudged bankrupt upon his
W petition; that the payment of
any debts or the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging to said bankrupt. to
him or for his use, and the transfer
OF any property by him, is forbidden
by law; that the first meeting of
creditors of said bankrupt for the pur-
pose Of filing and proving claims, the
choice of n Or more trustees, the ex-
animation of the bankrupt under oath,
and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before such
meeting, will be held in the office of
Lincoln Working, Referee, in the Glas-
gov National Bank building, in Glas-
gov. Valley Co., Montana, on the goth
day of Nov. 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Dated Glasgow, Montana Nov. 9 1920,
LINCOLN WORKING, Referee.
Published Nov. IL, 1920. got
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is Hereby Given that pur-
suant to the direction of the Grossman
Motor Company, named as vendor in
that certain conditional contract of
sale made, executed and delivered by
William McCarter, therein named as
v,endee, and which said contract was
duly filed for record with the County
Clerk and Recorder of Valley County,
Montana, on the 5th day of April,
1929, l have seized and will sell at
pubic auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following personal prop
erty, to-wit:
One Ford Touring car Model letter
or No. "T" Motor No. 381O82O and
that said sale will be held at the gar
age of the Grossman Motor Company
in the City of Glasgow, Montana, at
the hour of two o'clock P. M. on the
18th day of November, 1920.
C. w. POWELL,
Sheriff Of Valley County, Montana.
BY H. H. SEELEY, Undersheritf.
29-1tc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12
Serious Results from Colds

Colds not only cause a tremendous
financial loss but are also a serious
injury to every one who contract them
as they lawer the vitality and prepare
the system for the more serious dis
eases. 1t is not at all unusual for
people who have serious lung trouble
to say 81 had a hard cold last winter"
Why not take Chamberfain's Cough
Remedy and cur your cold while you
can.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-11-12

No. 7:--Consolidation and the Common Good
water powers Of Montana; that facts per- cent Of the states potential waite power de-
veopment is open to other takers
On the other hand there a well defined consolidation of the pank and tanHnHsonH lines of
tsC Company and IT'S subsidiaries
On this subject GanoD Dunn, President of the Americana Institute of Electrical Engineers says
"A a %%%%%s$$@% % $%sp rs % 1%%% %%s% $% %%% S%%w" the "mv %'"""p" pressure
1.-THE % %% %$$%S %@" times" two ~~" "ps """A"hA "~n made ~"han %~ consumers
"H" %%@%*@ %%%% ~s" p~"" and "~~*"~ service by reducing minimum interruptions from line
"~a% %% $aS%% %%%%%" WITH $ s% %%%%* % S S% S by S S%s% s s%%. %% % %%%ss generating ma
"Aw Sy " ~"v%p @rw~~ an "mmm&a sue combination be regulated by e~m~a
1"yE M @%S1 ns%%%1 @~%~%% %%T 7%%% & %%% %% #" "A~"~n s"v"~"n~~
The Montana Power Company is doing the very. thing adv@atdb Mr. Dunn and ehrsab v
MR. r"nor
Hs13 plants with shtMonsa md trmsnsso Emsa are so ntercrmecte asto ou all, atns
the most dependable service at the lowest possible COST
The dgendably OF Hss service sa matter of eight years. history:
Its chemess is jE %b by the fact mtM PRACTICALLY every COAL nen Mqmana finds hcheap~
steam, generated by lfm its own mms
e" R%T% %%%% %& 9%%%S ~% &Rs$n T%~& % % % H %%%" nn&@%%y h"" ~@ 0"s""o""
In this connections it's interesting to note that The Montana Power Comranysa mualo output of
over WOWNOOO) knowatt hours wpWentsa saving of
More ethan 100000 tons of coal year. or $500 tMsa day
ThsK over go per cent of all theco hn Hd in Montana in 1919 9&000 t)
The practical fleet Of this temendoMa saving upont the people Of Montana is this
l. The faaf5H % s MFR %s % A% %~%@H@%6% % @ aG5Azs7 % 72z% x@ ESs##H4 4s f2 P% P7# #@a%%%HD
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AS awSeFx the % ea6%@% Enterprises employ Possibly d%e then number Of persons that woude other
cMap power pnodes a stable market for the services and the m99%rtss Of Of EMunS Of Of
Montana trnHsa ockgrowes merchandise and professionally men,
THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY
JOHN D. RYAN, President
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ASSISTANCE
y
In Solving Your
PROBLEMS.

FOR THIRTY-FIvE YEARS WE HAVE
SPECIALIZED IN SECURING INFORMATION
AND EVIDENCE IN ALL LEGITIMATE NAT
TIERS OF A PERSONAL OR BUSINESS Ma
TURE, REQUIRING EXPERT INvESTIGA-
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SKILL DELICATE SITUATIONS MIST BE
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ING THE SLIGHTEST ATOM OF SUSPICION
THAT AN INVESTIGATION Is BEING CON-
QUOTED.
OUR ORGANIZATION IS MADE UP OF
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OF BOTH SEXES-OBvIOUSLY THEY ARE
OF VASTLY SUPERIOR ABILITY TO THE
TYPES OF AGENTS THAT CAN BE RETAIN
ED By SMALLER CONCERNS.
WE ARE AT ALL TIMES READY TO DIS
CUSS, WITHOUT CHARGE, AS TO THE
MERITS OR ADvISABILITY OF OUR Gil
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Our Annual
September Sale of

September Sale of
Used Pianos and Player-Pianos
Taken in exchange for. Chickering. Ampico
and other high grade instruments. 1t Is our
aim to quickly dispose Of these pianos to make
room for new fall stock.
ANY Terms Within Reason.
TO GUARANTEE VALUE RECEIVED
We will take in exchange any Of these in
struments ut full value within one year.
Upright Pianos.
dAlIlIEL q ooMSAoSh ........ .$loo
PRINCETON Observation-Disclosures. 215
ENERETT ....................... 240
GUILD Observation-Disclosures. 95
CdIIhEhlNH IVA
FRANCIS BACON Observation-Disclosures. 1896
BYRSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 235
REGAL. Observation-Disclosures. 300
LUDWIG Observation-Disclosures. 275
HALLET & DAVIS. IS
Player-Pianos.
CABLE.NELSON, MAHOGANY. 1896
CONVERTED PI4AYER-PIANO.. 2S5
ARTHUR JORDAN, MAHOGANY........ 69J
AMPICO (foot-power. used in demonstrat-
ing. speciaD ...................... Slj
HUFFMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49j
sCdAfF bhoS. U2h
Grand Pianos.
MARSHALL & WENDELL tMAHoG.) :. $500
sTEI STEIN xr;;vv............... ........1. $50
Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
18th and G SITS. NV.
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.
FURNITuRE-Continued.

| FUkNITURE and piano; party leaving city
CAN 40 Quincy place NV. End floor. =
ANTIQUE mahogany sideboard. sl25; child s
white iron bed complete, $40. 142S Pa ave
HOUSEHOLD furniture; curtains. Apt. 800.
The Wyoming.
CHINA Closet-Cnrved glass sides2 golden
sak ke new woa Dsss single tier roll top
long red tapestry pattern. Hall runner nine
yards or better, excellent condition. Phone
North Sow.
LINOTETM-9412 yards; blue. white and
gray; s<irly new; bedroom furniture Of all
kinds; davenport, chairs and tables; In fumed
oak; 2 d ,c side lounges; never used; NC
FURNISHINGS AND LEASE: 7ROOM MOD
ern house; porches: bargain; owner leaving
city; upper floor rented; pays rent for whole
house: cheap rent. 2sl8 18th St NV.
SINGLE IRON BED. 81; :. felt mattress, s.;
cot. $50: link springs 81. Columbia $751;
FARLOE SUIFE-Three- piece mahogany, SIS.
1905 Eth st NV.
HOUSEHOLD and kitchenette furniture; also
shoes. dresses and new winter coat. Address
Box l1SE. Star office.
MANTEI.-solid oak; hevel mirror: fine
dtion; reasonable. Call 705 ST. ne. Phone
Line 1351-W.
GAS STOVE. burners and . ovens; in good
conditiaa. oil 10th st. ne.
FURNITURE-Ey out-of-town party; will dis
pose Of very slightly used furniture at a low
price. Can be seen ut $500 10th NV O.
DINING ROOM SUITE, new. pieces, Jacobean
iosa. apt. %. Call after Tuesday, pm. q
5-PIECE PARLOR SUITE. cheap. 3o7 18th
sc.
NORRIS CHAIR. rocker. library table, new
pillows and blankets. 25o1 18th NV. Smiths
MAHOGANY dining and bed furniture;
iron BEDS rug. kitchen cabinet. refrigerator;
leaving city. Apt. 4. 1907 California st. NV.
Call evenings.
HANDSOME antique round top pedestal parlor
table. 50in. diameter; must be seen to be APP
preciated. 1920 Illinois ave. NV.
MAHOGANY bedroom set, 3 pieces. 2142 G
ST. NV.
DINING ROOM SET, brass bed spring. mat
rockers: excellent condition. 1876 Col. I'd,
apt. 206.
KITCHEN TABLE, 6x6 IT.: heavy linoleum
and Crex rug. for So; 5-burner gas range with
oven meter. $40. 1886 Corcoran st. NV.
DAYBED-Cretonne covered; aud pillows; prac-
ttcally new: $3J. Apt. 302. Chatham Courts.
Ten PIECE dining room suite, used one month.
81 9th st. s.w.
MALLRACK. dark oak. So; walnut sidehoard
81: open-front oak bookcase, five shelves, 81. 60
1923 Monroe st. nv. -
DINING room table (4sinch, golden oakI. very
heavy, five leaves. $35: cost $50. 450s 18th st.
NV. Phone Columbia s45O-W.
plNlN TABLE, other furniture. S-inch West
inghouse fun, reasonable. Randolph apt, ITO
Lincoln rd ne.
MAHOGANY BED, single iron 1 ather
couch fea thet bed. 1925 Euclid st. NV.
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY BUFFET, 6 IT. long,
hnted columns, claw feet, rare old family
piece; for immediate sale, sS5. 5l3 9th st.
ne.
BOX COUCH-Almost unused, $40. Desk sec
rotary. hardwood. $40. Phone Cleveland 2S4.
BlRD'S-EYE maple chifonier and dresser, two
reed chairs, Chinese rug, 7x1O. and several
smaller rugs. white enameled double bed and
brass single bed with springs and mattresses.
Col. 642S. Sc
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FOR sALE-MIsCElLANEOJs.

n1ISCELLANEOUS-C
CHEvAL MIRROR, solid mahogany frame. $50
2OT NV g.
HOr-AIR FURNACE. some pipe; SIC for quick
removal. 1929 1lth.
CASH REGISTER; excellent condition; for
3 clerks to work oni will sacrifice, $125. 500
18th NV.
BABY CARRIAGE; brown reed; In very good
condition; $12 1922 Sth st. NV. Phone N.
1571-W.
MUSIC CABINET. $40; willow rocker S.. 1215
18th ST. NV; second floor.
GEETLEMAN'S full dress suit, size 3e-4O
stout; never worn; made In England; cost
S16S: sell for 500. Box 283-D Star office.
FUR COAT-Beautiful; cash; reasonable. 1914
Lamont at. NV.
SUITS, fall hats, winter coat. sweaters. shoes,
odds and ends; used but good; size SO. After
~. Sill 18th st. NV. Apt. 80. FIR. 1864. .
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BRADFORD'S
Detective Service.
Southern Building.
Phone Franklin 600.
Sunday Phone Col. 1924.

J. B. S.-THE DETECTIVE STORIES MAGA.
zine cannot publish any articles for four
weeks. Everything forgiven. Come home to
anxious father sister, wife and Phoebe.
NEEDLEWORK, VICTROIA. TO EXCHANGE
for raincoat. suit case. other articles Address
Box 74-H, Star office.
WE ARE NOW PAYING FOR % to Sin
mems and ladies' suits. W " %Ao
WARRINGTON CLOTHING EXCHANGE. e33
d NV. Main 1878 or drop postal.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEQUS
MUSICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1875 PI.AYER-PIANO; mahogany; $500; cash.
500. n. ss4s.w. Miss schiessl. 9.
$50 BUYS a nice little used Victor talking
machine: $50 buys fine Aeolian-V vocation
with cabinet. 227 Pa. sc. Phone Line. 5257.
$50 BUYS slightly used good parlor ergan. 227
Pa. ave. s.e. Phone Line. 5257.
ss5 BUYS choice Of three practice upright
pianos: good makes. 227 Pa. ave. sc. Phene
Line. 525I
$l65 BUYS walnut upright piano; good make
and in fine condition. 227 Pa. ave. BE. Phone
Lincoln 5257.
$3.50 EUYs Q used ss-note player.pane. ma
hogany case: IL rolls Of music and bench.
~ Pa ave. Sc. Phone Line. 5237.
s245 BUYS handsome mahogany semmer
upright piano; wonderful tone: frst-c!ass In
strument in every way. 225 Pa ave. se
Phone Line. 5257.
PIANOS-One Steinway mahogany upright.
$3.50: one Marshall & Wendell upright SIZE;
one Hartman upright. $3.50; all In good con-
dition. CAN Main 1915.
PARTY LEAVING CITY Will sell piano (Hupt-
inCton) at reasonable price IL taken at once.
Phone ~ 1854.
COMPLETE set trap drums IS r at s.w.
UPRIGHT PIANO. ebony finish. $6O baby
stroller, used two months. $40; cot, with woven
wire springs, 81. Call 70J f st. ne. Phone
Line. 135t-W.
STEEL GUIrAK-Iomplete lessons for playing;
big bargain. Between and O. SOB 9th NV.
KNARE upright mahogany piano; with bench;
reasonable. Apply Wardman Park Hotel,
Apt. COS %
GOOD upright piano. for $l50 Tel franklin
$500. Branch Ia4. %
MAHOGANY PIANo-Likc new; 5000 cash.
1890 G st. ne. D.
VICTOR VICTROIAA-Ncw. cost $3.50 and $50
worth of new records mostly red seal; special
cash price If sold at Address Boz 81 Il,
Star office. o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

I
| LADY WISHES to rent dining room In room
Ing house or apt. house; good locality. Adj
dress Box II, Star once.
PARTNER WANTED in established publishing
and advertising business, controlling important
mai ional publicat ton with special editions and
complete Office equipment; large volume of
business on hand and unlimited possibilities Tor
future business. partner can have preference
OF Washington office % out-of-town ofices:
equipment valued at s.. 900; connection with
good partner who can take active interest
essential. owing to large volume OF business.
To the right party full onehalf interest will
be assigned for 81. 600. Address 11x 9-u, Star
oLcr: ----------- -------------------
BOARDING and roomiing house; splendid To-
cation; house especially good for boarding
house; price. So, 700. Address Box All. Star
office. -
STORE FOR sALE-Iadics' apparel and MILL
merry; reasonable terms; very good location.
Apply Mrs. A. A. Garner. 3029 N at. NV.
FIRST CLASS soda fountain and delicatessen
store in good NV. section, for sale at reasona-
bic price will inventory: good reason for
selling. Address Box 3is-E Star office. g.
BUY INCOME-PRoDUCING Florida orange or
grapefruit groves The Lake Region Realty
Co. Apt. Il. LAS Park I'd.
ST.. 900 NET represents L. per cent on 500, 0o0
Will sacrifice fully equipped grocery and bak-
cry in Chevy Chase. earning 81. 600 net an
nually, for So, 900; half cash, balance terms.
Phone Mr.. Hall. North zoos, or address Box
33i-E. Star office.
INVEST S50-Conseryative, safe, profitable.
Why content with less than your money should
uncertainties when safety and profit
eallss Address Box 323 +, Star office.
GROCERY STORE. 343 w st. NV, 5000.
Phone Main so. -
GENERAL AGENCY-Wanted. q liyei wire, ex-
perieuced life insurance man for Washington:
commission; 80 graded, 14-year renewal and Of
f:e allowance per thousand: correspondence
ED confidential. Address Box 347-E, Star Of
dee.
NOVELTY and periodical store for sale on one
of the isiest corners of the city; good reasons
for selling. Address Box a21-E. Star office ..
Attention, Merchant Tailors!
Reputable cutter and practical tailor just
from New York, best references, seeks connec-
ton salary or otherwise. Address Box iS.E.
Star otitcn. -------------
GASOLINE STATION accessories store, Ford
repair shop and vulcanizing plant. stoTeroohs
with garage; rent. $5s: lease; price, Sl.uo"
IL sold at once. 2l30 Pa. ave. NV
STOCK BROKERS AND Statesmen
WANTED
to sell shares Of substantial oil company.
Has paid monthly dividends throughout TINS
year and numbers over 600 stockholders rms
is an opportunity to get in on iiye one on
an attractive basis. For full information write
not later than Monday night to
W. J. PIERCE.
NEW WILLARD HOTEL,
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CApil-LAc-l917; s.pass. touring: Thoroughly
overloaded: new tires enc SPAR: newly paint.
ed Bargain. Can North Sis. q.
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HUDSON -SfX-i9l7: new top; tires
and paint practically new: run only II 0oC
miles Must be seen to he appreciated Ster.
reit & Fleming. Inc. North 500
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. foEb N'eriy new: fan electric equipment:
SCI new Tires on front: guaranteed. Rea,
l'o2 {. II. NV. bet. am. and pm -
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EITHER oNE-Eao Hudson speeds,er or n
sex touring: original tires on both. 427 X ST.
NV. 1920 ST. Apt. 81. 80
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MAXWELL RoADSrER-lai9: first class me.
chauicai condition; good tires: only $500 Call
]. W. HatIa way. North 1851 after q nm
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LADY WISHES to rent dining room In room
ing house or apt. house; good locality. Adj
dress Box Sl-H Star ONCE
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FORD TOURING CAR Electric starter de-
rionniabie rims etc: driven by lady only. 1919
Allison 81. nav. -
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MUNICIPAL

AUTO EXCHANGE.
1855 u ST. NV. Franklin 57ss.
1920 Stutz touring run only 1000 miles
1873 Chandler 4-pass. only $500 miles
1919 Scripps- Booth touring like new
19lS Buick t-pass.; completely rebuilt
1918 Buick 5-pass. 1899 takes IL.
1918 Saxon touring paint top and covers
1917 Buick touring $3.50 cash. bal monthly
1915 Buick T-pnss. $500 cash. bal monthly
i3iI overland '-l,ass..t G-cyl.: Cont. motor.
1917 Overland roadster. cheaper than n Ford
1915 REQ touring price is only s475
The above cars, with others cheap for cash, OF
terms TO responsible purchasers
TITLE GrARANTEED on ALL CARS IL
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MAXWELL. Ep.: Ford I'd. 5000. t;arase. rear
1919 MI. Pleasant 81. NV -
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POULTRY PETS & LIVESTOCK.
Cnmt1MneA.

BOARDING DOGS and CATS
Country kennels: expert care Of Mrs. Kid
we'll. Call Hospital fer Animals. N. lGo3. 2l1s
14th st. NV.
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SAXON So 5-passenger touring: Victoria
top; A. condition. run less than 10 900 miles:
great bargain to quick buyer. s425. 212 b st.
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FORD SEDAN-iSls: nrst class condition;
Bosch magnetic and extras. Call 800 18th st.
s.e.. Saturday or Sunday. -
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sl25 CASH, BAL. TO SUIT
Chevrolet Baby Grand touring
Mr. Vail. $50 Pa. ave. Sc.
TRUCk-Ford lh-ton; sale or
trade for smaller. $50 Conn.
ave.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-01-29

o'clock, the game being refereed by
Mccall. When the time was called
for first half Rockingham was four.
teen; Mccall, eight. The game was
called AGAIN in fifteen minutes. Our
girls went back into the game with
all the Vigor and vim of seasoned
fighters. When time was up the
score was tWcnty-scvcn TO twenty
two in favor of ROCKINGHAM. This
was one Of the best games played
during the season. Every play was
lair and square. Not a better spirit
has been shown than was shown at
this game. We do not wish to boast
any, but our girls arc hard to whip.
Joe.
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School Department
Continued From Fare Niau.

'. ltObcrSOn, lst-ClaSS Scout, &c,
Coblc, 81 ihc uatroI leaders, licnr,
Steele AND !. +. Cohc.
The 30! Scouts regret TO lose Nh
Robson, S. NJ. who is leaving town
in February. We will have TO hustle
to get as fine = Scout Master as he.
Thursday afternoon one of the
girls looking into the house Of Mrs
Cameron apparently saw ihc walls
burning. She spread the news and
the 10th Legion was quickly assem-
bled and started ON double time Cor
the house. We got to the side and
not seeing any fire we went to take
another look. Looking through the
window the walls were apparently
burning. We rushed into the house
and met Mrs. Cameron 81 tie back
door. Telling her the trouble we
rushed into the room. There on the
wall was hanging a large size mir
ror which YVES in "oriliOn that
when looking through the window
it reflected the fire in the fire place.
The mirror was too large to sec
the sides from the outside and look.
ed exactly as if the walls were in
a steady blaze. The 10th Legion
was on the Job as it always is.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-01-29
ROCKINGHAM BEATS
LkURINBUEG

On Tuesday afternoon tie La,lrin
burg Hirh School basket ball team
met us Eere on our court. The galnc
started with the minds of EVERYONE
in doubi as to our winning thai
game. TIE OLD II. H. S. team bad
that school spirit nevertheless. Dur.
ing tlc first half r0;a teams were
at their very Fest. The struggle
was first before one coal anG then
tie o.,cr. Lu. # Charlie AicColIum
got liis hand to the ball. i, would be
seen p!idainr tnrou~!, the air and
in;o tnr Nreltm ;or score follow
cd by an enthusiastic applalsc from
the entire student body and faculty
on tie SIDE line. TIC first half
closed wifi = score of fourteen TO
eight. In the last half r. H. S.
showed her real skill. The ball zig
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-01-29
Paint Your Car.

| have just opened up first
class paint shop and repair garage
in the old Presbyterian church
building, back of A. w. Porter's
residence, where I am equipped
to paint your cars and make them
look like new. Also, will do slight
repair work. | solicit your paint
ing work on cars and other We
hicles.-H. A. Bailey.