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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-26
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ham, of 1881 South
Eleventh street, have gone to Atlantic
CITY. where they will remain for a fort
night.
Mrs. Herbert Sherer. Of Bradford, Pa,
ts visiting her father. Mr.. F. Hand. Of
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cardwell have returned
from their wedding trip and are now
at home at 2341 South Colorado street.
Mrs. Cardwell will be remembered as
Miss Helen Donahue.
Miss Emma Becker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Becker, Of 1903 South
Twenty-fourth street, and Mr.. Frederick
M. Rudolph, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Rudolph, of 1898 South Darien
street. were married yesterday after
noon at the brides home, at 4 o'clock.
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Episcopal conference. officiating. The
bride was given In marriage by her
Baronet satin with hat to match and
carried n shower of Bride roses. She
was attended by her sisters Miss Bertha
Amsler and Miss Eva Apsler. who wore
georgette crepe, and the latter OF
Baronet satin. Their hats matched the
gowns and each carried a shower OF
pink roses.
Taylor. The ceremony was followed by
a reception for the families Mr.. and
Mrs Ford left on @ wedding tour and
will be at home after September 10, at
3076 Cedar avenue.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Mr.. George A. Armistead, of this city
will be one Of the ushers at the we'd
ding of Miss Beatrice Clarke, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke,
OF New York. and Mr.. George F. C.
Remington. which will, take place at
Trinity Church, Lenox, Mass, Septem-
Der 4.
Al the wedding OF Miss Mary Frances
FEaey; daughtsr OF mt Mr: and MIS- M fsin SharieS eS
Winslow Taylor, son OF DR.. Edward
Winslow Taylor, of Cedron, German
town, which viii take place at 4:3O
O'clock on Tuesday, October 26, In st.
Mrs, Stewart Stevenson. of New York
will aot as matron OF honor. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Julia Shearer,
Miss Jane Hurd, Miss Dorothy Bost-
New York. A large reception will fol-
low the ceremony at the home OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Edey
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy lynne Sees Pretty Frock Worn by Debu,ante of
Coming Season--She Talks Of Several
Debuts This Winter
Debuts This Winter

VIII entertain at dinner followed by
,neatre party on Monday, October 25.
N honor Of Miss Edey, Mr. Taylor and
thelr bridal party. Upon their return
ir, trom wedding trip, the bride and
sahiclon Apartments, Germantown, after
November 15. =
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert w. Lesley. of Les
selyn Court, Haverford, Pa, will return
70 their home the second week In Sep
tember from a months stay at onteora,
Tannersville, NJ Y. s
Mrs. Sidney Mason. who has been
spending some weeks in Montrose, Pa,
ana Ccoperstown, NJ Y, accompanied by
ner niece. Miss Evelyn Page, has re-
turned to 1dlewild, where she and Mr..
Mason Will remain until October, before
opening their apartments at the Aldina
n Mrs re- Walter A. Wood, of Radnor, who
mas been spending the past week In New
YORK, Is expected TO return today.
Mrs. Joseph Y, Jeanes. Of yillanova,
who has been in New Hampshire, is ex-
pected to return to her home this week
with her children. who have been spend
ing the summer at camp.
Mrs: Walter Gibson sibley and her
view avenue, Germantown, are at silver
week. - = - -' '"
Mrs. Philip Marvel and her daughter,
oI Atlantic City. have been spending a
rev weeks at Idlewild, near Media
Dr. and Mrs. Penn Gaskell skillern,
South Thirteenth street, from a visit at
Atlantic City.
Mr.: and Mrs. Roland Ullmann. Of
Swarthmore. have gone by sea to Nova
SCOTIA They VIII visit Digby and Var
mouth, st Johns. New Brunswick and
sos.on before returning to their home
Mrs. M. McInnes Somers, who Is stay
Ing with her daughter. Mrs. Frederick
William Howell, at Rose Cottage, Rad
nor, for the GUNNER, has Just returned
from a months visit at Southwest Har-
por, Me-, where she was the guest of her
orcther, Mr.. Walter McInnes Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hiss Corkran,
OF Media, accompanied by their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Saulnier Darlington and their children,
and their son and daughter -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. sewell II. Corkran, and their
j.. where they have taken a cottage for
six weeks.
Miss Sarah Z. Conard, of 1880 Rit-
tenhouse street, has left Idlewild. where
she has spent the summer. and has gone
to Lake George, where she will remain
the early autumn at Idlewild.
Mrs. John B. Robinson and her
daughter. Mrs. Helen Robinson Ander.
son, and her children. have returned to
their home in Media from a three weeks
stay sIay at oeu the Baltimore Inn; Cape May
daughter, Mrs. Adele Robinson Miller
will leave In few days for Cobourg
Canada, where they will be the quests
for month of Mr.. and Mrs George
oliver, OF Pittsburgh, at their summer
home.
Miss Mary f. Schetky, will leave the
| first of September to spend month on
the coast of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Mccarthy and
| their family Of Sunnyside avenue, Falls
of Schuylkill. have returned from a visit
| to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mcmahon
| Of the Bnrtram. with their daughter
Miss Mary Mcmahon. are occupying tht
Hunt cottage at Juniper Point. Wes
Boothbay Harbor. Me, for the sum
mer.
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Ogden. of 1880
North Tenth street, Logan, have returned
home after spending some time in Wer-
nersville, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Patterson
and Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Morrissy. of
Duncannon avenue, Olney. motored to
Atlantic City the beginning of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrissy. Of 5146
North Sydenham street, who have been
spending the midsummer in the Pocono
mountains, have returned to Logan.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Miss Sarah L. Fell. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fell, OF 4546
North Nineteenth street, Logan, and
Mr.. Ellwood J. Parker, of 1895 North
Nineteenth street, on Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Parker left for Atlantic City
and upon their return they will be at
home In Logan.
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RnxROROuGH

Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8. Helms, of $40
East Hermit lane. will leave on Sep
tcnber 70 spend the early fall In Ocean
City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dixon re-
turned the early part Of the week from
Ocean Gate &c their home on Manatawna
avenue.
Announcement Is made of the mar
rage of Miss Thelma Posey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Posey. of APP
Fleming street, and Mr.. William Walizer,
also Of Roxborough. on Saturday. Upon
their return from their wedding trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Walizen will be at home
at 4420 Fleming street.
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will be remembered as Miss Carolyn
Graef. formerly Of Germantown
Miss Catharine Whitman, OF 337 West
Seymour street, has gone to Atlantic
City for a week.
Mrs. william Scatchard and her
family, of sos East Chelten avenue,
have returned from a six weeks visit to
their cottage at Ocean City, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Gray of 22t
East Mt Pleasant avenue. are spending
month at Pine Grove Spring Hotel,
Lake Stofor, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maxwell. of 1919
East Chelten avenue, have returned from
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
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NoRRIsToWN

Mr.. Roy w. Clark, of 33e Astor street
has left on a two.months' trip to Yel.
lowstone National Park, Seattle. Wash.
and San Francisco, Calf. Before leav-
ing Mr.. Clarke was the guest Of honor
father, Mr. John w. Clark. OF Eagle
vile. There were forty guests present,
A miscellaneous shower was given at
the homo Of Mr.. J. p. Murray, Of Marble
Hall, in honor of Miss Emma Murray.
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Ford.AmsIer Wedding

An interesting wedding of the week
was that of Miss BESSIE Amsler, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Amsler.
Of 3724 North Bouvier street. and Mr.
Arthur N. Ford. of 3o76 Cedar avenue,
which took place last evening at the
Rev DR.. Gueist. of the Methodist
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The marriage Of Miss Murray and Mr..
John Keenan, Of Conshohcoken, will take
place In tho near future.
Miss Grace Tyler Of 1O1t West La
fayette street. celebrated her sixth birth
day anniversary by entertaining a num-
Der OF her small friends at party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
kk1r.l:ke..t News
WEAT MARKET SHOWS
VERY FIRM uNDERT0NE

~ Assoeiai.i presa.
CHICAGO. Dee. ISL was n chopry
market fur grains today. the laills ex.
icricnclng much difficulty In maintain.
INK yaluer There were wnv,s ~ N.
Nanoes and declines oi sumo varic,i -
md just before the Qloac reaction
sct IN which made wheat irregular with
prices L. lower a. " higher, March
finishing az fl.G2i.s 10 tl.Gsa4 and
May Sl.ss "a Co Sl,5ali Corn WIS
! Pc lower ca i,sc to I Use higher;
oats were M - "a s.lc and provls.
ions we're zoe 81 co. down.
whilo export demand Tor wheat wis
not In evidence. the merkc, showed
"A very firm underion0. the greater
part ~ the dry averaged higher. Tho.
waa no pressure NJ cash grain on tiic
markets and premiums were fairly well
maintained Just before the close. n Aal,
OF 10000 bushels was made here % 20
io store.
Coarse grains showed independent
strength and advanced readily with
active buying Sentiment was much
less bcarlsh than of late.
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COTTON MARKEE LOWER
WITH LITTLE TRADING
Nv Associated rr@,

W. Assorlnifd Trtsa.
NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-Thc cotton
market was 10 yer tnlay under seat.
tered liquidation or realizing by traders
who had bought on the decline early
In the week and light southern sell
ms The general market closed barely
steady at u decline uf ~ Ca rs points.
The opening WINS lower under over
night selling orders from the South,
hat there WAS some scattered buving
on reports 81 rather better tone IN
the RulSis market aud hope that th"
new Southern organization for finnnc'
ing cotton would facilitate exports
This caused rallies NJ few points
right after the call hut demand failed
Ia broaden and prices turned easier
lat" In the morning when hdegc nee
INK was a it'll" more active. Sales Of
print cloths In the iMll River market
were estimated at only "a. 200 pieces
for the week. hut that was the biggest
bunlncss reported for two months. and
reports TINT New England mill opera.
tvcs would not strike as result u
III" wage reduction made q favorable
impression. There also WAS comment
on Western adyicos indicating a better
retail lusinoas. hut buying on these
features was probably restricted by
the approach 81 the holiday SEASON and
private reports from Georgia that cot.
ton might h. shipped here for contract
/ delivery. Buslncfs wis comparatively
quiet during the cntir" morning.
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Cotton.

~ a.sariaisd puss
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ia var.
Eing tendency featured the trading IN
cotton today, steady selling In small
volume being felt because of the gen.
cral expectation ~ unfavoablc gln.
ming returns from the census buTeJu
Monday morning. Almost no support
came from any quart1 q any staae
Of the session aud closiag prices were
at the lowest levels.
The disposition to sell was Increases
hy the rather prssimiatlc tone 81
weekly reviews of general trade condl.
lions and 10y the unfay lrable twist -
the figures In the weekly statistical
statement. For the first time this sea.
son the Visible supply bccnrhe larger
than Il was a year ago. the figures
being 4.3125S5 bales against s.a0i .sGp,
Whatever buying appeared during
tho dry seemed IT, Do for the account
~ shorts who desired 60 even up p
order 30 secure their profits.
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Coffee.
N" Naaorlniri press

r." NasNCirtcii Press
NEW YORK. Dec. ts.-Coffce On.
lures rallied slightly during today's
early trading. but they were not fully
maintained although buyers found
some encouragement In the stcadicr
tone of Brazil. First prices acrc :
to points higher aud close ~ns ne,
unchanged 20 paints higher. Deem
brr 623 January e.3s.
Spot coffee. dull; Rio Is Gii q
G l.2c. Santos as. Of: to Toe.
The official cables reported Rio IN
changed To- IS rcls higher and Sautof
showing an advance of 30 to $50 E,if
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Sugar


NEW YORK. Decis.--Rlw sugar was
quiet and ~ no fresh huriness ~as e..
ported prices wcnc unchanged.
Refined business continues light and
- q hand 10 mouth character. Prices
Wcr" unchanged
\ little scattered covering and sun
port FROM trade interests gave sugar
futures a steady undcrtone and closing
prices were unchanged o. points
higher January closed al 20.
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" s-ss-i-'sd 49,
NEW YORK. Dec is.--Wldc sheet
lngs today were vcvivsd ~ a hnsis
o! fifty cents for 1914 pcppcr' u
blcarhcd. Cotton goods wcrr steady
with trading lighter rarns showed r.
slight Increase In inquiries. The ur'
derwcar trade silll complained 81 lit.lc
new business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

: Not all of these Vienna children in
o kitchen Of the American Relief Nd
ininistraiion European Children's Fund
bad The courage to stop eating when
;he photographer took the picture.
small wonder. since for many OF them
, is the only food they have in the
yhole OF a hungry day A recent sur
iey OF Vienna showed that qt,2 per
'ent oi the children Of the city are
ndernourighed. The American child
Welfare work there under Mr..
Hoover's direction. attempts 20 reach
We badly undcrnourished, ard feeds
io0100 in Vienna alone. and 10000 in
n Austria. This means that the hun
cry cannot be fed since the hungrier
,rpSt have the .iood 70 lie
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w NRNOffnIfd FFfaaI
WASHINGTON. Dec. iS.--Combincd
resourccs and liabilities az the twelve
federal reserve hanks nj the close ~
business yesterday. as announced 20.
dry by the federal resersi board. were
as follows: 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

loST--llctwccn Harvey House. Anna
rillo. and Tulia. Texas. one white wire
wheel. mounted with Goodyear all
weather tread casing Sire 3sxs. Find
er notify u NJ. n. care News. AMI re-.
ccive reward.
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Coitonseed Oh.

Nv NfFnfIhIed FFela.
NEW YORK. Dee. is.--Co'tonsce,
oh was quiet with prices caFlcr. ow
lsg Ia the lower hard aud weakness II
all foreign oils. Spot demand remains
poor Closing bids were Ia 10 point
- lower for leading months. Sal"i
$500 barrels. tenders 900. Prime crude
~ arked; prime RUNNER yellow spot
SS0Ti0.OO; January SIS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

We nre now selling our Suits at
absolutely cost. also Furnishings. Work
Clothes and Shoes based on small
profit gu Nmas.
Tailor wuris done by experts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

BEroI,E OPERATION: Have a non.
surgical test made Of the Eye. Eai
Nose. Throat and TunEila operation
may not be necessary. Dr. Cls ude Wo!'
colt. Specialist. Fuqua Building. Phone
SOC
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--l.ois Nos. J and .. bloci,
iYi; lots. Nos. and :. block 1872: lot q.
hlocl, 205: lot I. block COG; lot n. blo,s,
sls; lot Q. block 23?; lois and 7. block
el9. san Jaointo Heights Price $1,000.
Address y. @. Fox l2i3. Amarillo. Tex.
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Isise
DE- Assneinlel preas.

ny Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. iS.--RS uril
iico. no sales. receipts. ASA sucks. mil
lcrs receipts. 4sii Clean iicc. ma
nilcr; receipts. none. Bran. per TN
SO: polish. $50.
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LOST AND FOUND

sTRAYED or SToLEN-Black marc,
years. halter on nay mare. years,
white spot In face. halter ON. Ray hnrs''
3 y,m.. Whit spot IN face. white snip
ond of mise. Black horse. , years. little
iron Ercy In tail. white speck right eye
500 90 reward. Geo u. Cook. husband
TEXAS
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LOST oas~pair ~ spec,tcles IN case.
a'nmp,i r.r4ck-,n icwcirv Store. nnn.
lar. A'ia la rhun ..
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SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ CITY
tHOpERTl.

tRUfEhNts
Now 5.roum msdern east front bunra
low. good lucRtion. garage. walks. gas
n every room. 4 bargain at ssTS0--
1850 cash. balance good terms.
N,lrly new room modern bungalow.
hes, location on Harrison, sssbo. good
term.
N,W broom modern bungalow, south.
wos, part IT town. $3.50 cash. balance
Ike rent.
Fourroom ana Broom house on east
front lot. Closp iu. now renting for
$40 per month. Price yi25o-SlO0o
cash, balance easy
: i've room nud,ru house. walking dis
rance. Harrison street 4 bargain a:
$500. good terms
New 5.rom modern brick bungalow
southwest par, of town, price $4,000
5000 cash. balance easy.
New 5.goom modern brick. Pull, ST. "a
iargain, Would consider same trade.
I : roam Hotel. chs. in.. good lorltir u
FAR sale 90 trade.
Dnady 5.ronu modern c1si front hunga.
low. Harrison 81, bargain al s9jOo.
D. ,od terms.
Two east front lots. best location I'm
san Jacinto hclghta \ bargain, good
rms.
broom modern plasteicd housc. well
located ON Fillmore st. price SG3S0-
$1,000 cash. balance easy.
New Groom modern plasicrcd bunga.
low. Van lnrcn 81. Sss0O--s300O cash.
/ balance good terms.
HOUSES Tor rent. Have dandy
nome, zinc location Furnished through.
! cut. will lcasr for a year Co party VII
can buy the furniture M bargain.
FERGl son 4 TuRNi.EN.
Rooms 22a.ao. Ray,Johnson Blds.
Phone 500 office. Residence $50.
, .nBs0000sg uoshrdlcmfwyshrdld
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Tho farthcs, south nsiHland point
of N. unhsi states ~ Cape sable
"a.
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START MONDAY

Make the start next Monday,
and be prepared for your OPP
portunity in business. Hun
dreds of calls for our gradu-
ates. Write or call for infor-
nation.
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JUST EECElvED--liig rh.pncnt u
gas heaters. as!,estos and copper backs.
Priced from $3.50 to $1,000. Phone ssii,
Ynnnr q Small. Elmhurst Bldg.
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rs Associated Press
FORT WORTH. Dec. ls.-Cattle~
Receipts. 100. unchanged.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PFC ANS TEXAS soft shellcd pocans.
Ten pounds sa.5c, postage prepaid.
quality guaranteed. Special prices on
larger quantities. PECAN EXPORT
COMPANY. 500 south Alamo. Kan An.
tpnlo. Texas.
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FOR SALE

FuR SALE--A few service hoars, Da.
re JERSEY and somc herd bear pros.
pecia AlFo some brood suws aud gilIs
Registered. 4 limited number ~ choice
iall pigs. registered. at s25 each. II. T
Nucly. Amarillo. Texas
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What
School?

1t will pay you to attend a
business training school with
an established reputation.
During the past TEN years
hundreds of young people
have gone from this school to
good paying positions. You
will find new equipment, and
efficient teachers here.
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confectionery combined. Come or write
lIndman bros. Mclean. Texas.
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FOH SAt.E--One perfectly hfsnd'new
Maxwell touring car "a bargain. Call a
&c i'ulk.
FOR RAl.E--A nice N-ssling piano.
goud condition. Cali Ji5is Polk
FOR SALE-GrafanOla Almost new
500 Harrison.
ron SALE--Or trade. Tor good For''
ear. 2iC dividend paying shares In good
oil company that now has 10 producing
~ells For particulars see :. II. lini.
kor. Impctinl Barber shop. 500 Polk -
lauk SAI.l;--igiG Ford touring car
guod Urea top and running condition. !
need the money. first si75 gets n. 9.
". s.. News office.
- -
FOR SAt.E--Nl Moline Tractor. model ID
iva bottom eaug, two planters. al
bought new In April, can use real es-
int. cotton CT what have you? ~. Il.
swain. Post. Texas.
FOR SALE-IInndsome large base
burner. az bargain. Equipped lgr coal
ur gas. Phone IL.
FOR SNlE-or trade. used cars, Dodge.
Huick. Maxwell. cash or credit Andcr'
sons Garage 1910 buchanan. Phone
;33.
ron SALE--Jycrccat. good material,
i10d ~ new: will III 10 year old hoy
an 52i.
iouR sAl.E--i.et ne recover that old
auto top aud repair those side curtains
nnd.fix mp that upholstery. prices right.
work guaranteed. Phone 34l. Richards
Au,o Painting CO.. sOf West 9Th.
NoR TRADE-Ilighly Improved 2si'
ac.c farm. for Amarillo property.
phonc $50 or address l.. q. Box 3l1.
FOt SAi.E--A nice R.S room bungalow,
tine location. buil,in features. cement
Ell. h?S"mont. garage. Price $1,000
,rrns Phone l47l. SOS Taylor ~;
ron SNLE-wcl bred female bull
pup. age . months. $40 Van Buren,,
laonc lNt1.
FOR sAI.E-IrOom house To- be moved
| Phone EOS.
'OW fOR SALE. ll01 Johnson.
rOR SAIE-Ncw Ford Truck, Phon'
200.
/ FuR SAiE-Al wagon sralcs, handy
uiull safe. head uf god horses
rhuur 22oc.
| tbl, SALE Furniture ~ two rooms
complete ~ 4Ol Lincoln street tWlay
nr Aonday.
| vol, SAt.E-l'ructicaily new NictrOla
| ard som' records. cheap 1901 Pulk.
|
tpE SAI.E-lO lIolstrin COWS, wears
oil Price $4,000 each. Would gis,
! come terms. VI y. Twuddcll.
4
] AMERICAN walnut dining room set
duafold. bed springs. lloosier cabine.
icc box. two Administer rugs, rockers
call after o'clock Tuesday or phon,
.oss.
FoI SAl.l.--Ford Roadster in goot
condition. price right cnli llo' FIJI
more St.
FOR SALE-Bicyclc In good condition
bargain. trade for good sho, gun. Cal
Ices Hayden.
NEW 5passrnrer Overland; viii sci
or trade fur Vendors lien notes Phoni
2Ois.
FuR gALi;-Dresscd hogs. homc'raise'
ana granted sixteen cents pound
~. r. Nicely
FCR sAIE--Onc uscd baby buggy. 20
|, T. Grant.
FOE SALE ~ Tradc-A good 5'roor
housr. with one acre II land; wonh
make dandy good chicken ranch
Price $3.50. What have YOU To Trad
for Thu property. Resident phone 1888
office phone 1882.
fOls SALE-2ei head choice whit
face calves. romc good young owns
year lid STEERS ycarling steers ana
, hclfers and registered bulls, cows an
+ calves. Price right. Would max
terms H. r. Nicely. Amarillo. Texas.
|
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wANTED-Trn auto tops to rebuild
or repair and put cclluloid In the side
curtains. uphostcrlng neatly done.
Work guaranteed. Richards Auto
Painting ca. Phone 3li.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

FAIRMouNT MATERNITY HosPI.
TAI Tor confinement. private. prices
rearonalle. may work for board; haliios
adopted write for bouklct. Mrs. I. H..
Lang. igli T.. s1lh s.. Kansas city. Mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS

when You want INSURANCE rcrnern'
her cAzzELL. ELLIOTT a Cries
EMS. Rooms and smith bldg'
Phone III.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

ACCORDING 10 French invcsiigators.
ruiier Is srhiec, 90 micrnlr attacks
r'isv k,w lu perfectly dry 49,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

MAKE SEQ 90 5000 wc,i,ly selling
GASo PHONES for Forts and Chcvro.
i,tR Wonderful invention. Rings he'll,
when gns gets low. Adjustable Saves
long walks for gas No labor. mo at.
iachmcnts. Replaces tank cap. Quick
seller. $3.50. GthTantced. Slmple
se.s5. Liberal agents discount rs.
elusive territory Write to-day. Case.
PHONE MIC "a Toledo o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

cAzZEId.. ELLIOTT a cREssENS
have moved their INSURANCE or
FIcE 60 rooms and 6 Smith bldg.'
lust 20 the right at the head OK ihe
stairway. They will appreciate your
business. Phone III.