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STATE FARMERS INSTITUTE
HAS INSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM
Experts 10 Trnch Hest Methods OF
Production In short Pointed

BLACkSnrEB. Va. July 3i.-vir-
glnia is essentially an agricultural
state, but II takes mon and women 10
develop It's possibilities. ns welt as
knowledge of correct cultural prac-
ticos and improved liv.-storl
methods. This Involves co-oporay!on
between tho farmer and The State
Colloge OF Agriculture.
Tn" summer meeting OF tho State
Farmers Institute, which is held
annually ut the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. Bincksburg. affords an un-
usual opportunity for the farmers and
farm women OF tho state TO learn
about their state College OF Agr,cul-
ture. NJ these meetings Of the In
st!tutc thcrc are short Instructive
lectures on better livestock, better
dairy!ng. better poultry. better feed
mad" n life time study Of these sub
jccts. ana the heads OF the various
departments OF tho college leave
nothing undonc 10 acQuaint the WISH
tors with the workings OF the college.
The climate and soil Of Virginia are
uncNCcilcd by any other state. nut
they need intelligent management
and proper handling. our people
need to gct on; OF the ruts OF custom
and habit ana TO study the possibili-
ties that lie in the development Of
tho agricultural resources of tho
state. II is with Il view 10 promoting
II closer cooperation between the
State College OF Agriculture and tho
people that the annual meeting OF
the State Farmers Institute is held
At B!aCkSburg each year in order that
the farmer may see for himself the
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opportunities presented through bet
ter farming practices and carry the
Information home for practical APP
plication.
The State College of Agriculture Is
Interested primarily IN real construc-
i've efforts to promote better agri =
culture and livestock In Virginia.
and every farmer and farm woman
who wishes 10 join in this movement
VIII find IL worth while To attend tn.
meeting this year. The addresses will
bc short and practical and Will be de !
livcrcd By men who know their sub
JcciS
The exhibits and demonstrations
viii be conducted on a scale perhaps
not cquaicd heretofore anywhere Ir,
this state. and IL is earnestly hoped
that everyone who Is making a busI-
ness Of farming Will give this meet
!nE the consideration TO which it's i'm =
portance entities 1t. All who come
may be assured in advance that the
time and money expended viii prove
good investment. Those who know
or this meeting and fail to attend IL
VIII make mistake.
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J; X. Yermiliion. Mrs. Denny Shuff.
MIS- Ward Sewers. Miss Edith Per-
kins. OF Princeton: Alns. Charles v.
Price. OF Charleston: Misses Ruth
Bodeii. Lucille Wilson. Lillian Shrews-
berry, Katherine Perkins and Mrs.
H.. g. Elicit. OF Bluefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Norris had as
their weekend guests DR. and Mrs.
Boykin. Misss Martha Boykln, and
Mrs. Mildred Boykin. OF Dennison.
Guests recently registering for an
extended stay include tho following:
Mrs. Walker III. Adams. philadelphia
Lieutenant c.. Klein Smith. l.. :. y:
\. ". Cox and family. Mr. and Mrs
Fred NJ. Morris. OF Charleston: w.
). Oxlcy. Miss Doolittlc. and Miss
Jane Miller. Mr.. and Mrs G. X Bus
kirk. Of Huntington; Misses Marion
and Dorothy Norvell. OF Richmond
Va. Miss Mary Henson. and Dexter
Henson. OF Roanoke. Va: Mrs H. q;
Mccall. Mrs X. 6. Pccry. Miss Kath-
crime Peery. Mrs. John O. O'Kcofe.
Mrs. J. Henry Harmon, Of TazeweIl
Va: John S. Swcetlaud. of HamlIt
Weekend guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. George J.. Phillips. Mrs. G. o.
Wright. Miss Frances Wright " n
Crockett. Mr. and Mrs W T. XIII
kerson and Mics Lucy Hope. Of Blue
Held Miss Florence Nichols. OF Man
chester. y H.
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BlACKSBURG

EIACKSBURG. VA. July 3O.-M!ss
sadie Dunlop, OF Ashcvillc y. c.. is
,hc guest Tor the summer Of Mrs
JuIian Burruss ut the presidents
home, The Grove" Mrs. BLrruss en-
,,,S.rtaincd at an informal porch party
honor OF MISS Dunlop.
Professor and Mrs. William u.
COgs!n left Wednesday for a months
vacation In Indiana.
Rcv. Hubert Sydcnstrlcker, pastor
OF Whisner Memorial Church. has
gone TO From, Royal for two weeks
Ads.r johnson. Farrar Rasche and
haian. near Natural Bridge. for two
weeks.
Miss Margaret Walker spent a par.
OF the week as the guest of M!as
Kathleen Aisop in Williamsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Preston. OF
AImst"rdam. and Mrs. Lucy Preston
Iealc, Of Buchanan. were guests this
Rev. Pcery T. Davis left Wednesday,
20 attend n conference Of church
workers at East Sorthneld. Mass.
MIS-. !-anicr May, OF New York, Is
me guest o. her niece. MISS Josephine
Ehiegar, At the home o. DR.. J. l.
Gardner.
MIR. and Mrs. George Bnrkman. of
tlrcs la B!acksburg.
Mrs. adelaide McGinnis and Miss
Nclli" EuilarJ. OF Philadelphia, are
guests OF Mrs. J.. T. Davis
Mss Emma ;. Yer5y OF Charlottcs-
VILE. spent several days this week
in Blnchsburr.
Mrs. FRANK Wyatt lott Thursday for
stay at craig dealing Springs and
a visit to relatives In Grccnbrief
County.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
CROCKETT SPRINGS "A In,

CROCKETT SPRINGS. "a. july 81
Wednesday, marked the frs, OF the
weekIy subscription card parties
1--we Hundred was the game played
liuN. or Roanoke. and DR.. w. ID. Sim
mons. or Richmond Miss Ethe,
Thomas. of Crockett Springs. drew
the consolation prize. The hostcssey
Jameson, OF Roanoke, and the Misses
Leeds. OF New Orleans
thursday morning Or. and Mrs. G.
N. iiibbctt. OF Nashville. entertained
James a. Woods. of Roanoke. was
awarded the wolnen's prize. and J. Il
LuSier. of Blacksburg, the mems
prize Mrs. ii. s.. l.. Corpie. Of New
Or. and Mrs. IIibbctt had AS thnlr
guests beside those mentioned. Miss
Barnwell. Miss Hun. Miss SuIlcnberg-
cr and Mrs Ernest G. Baldwin. Mrs
). j.. Words. OF Charleston. W. Va;
Mrs. NJ. c. Thomas and Miss Ethei
II Graves: Of BirminEham: Mrs. X
mellow. OF Charleston. S. G.
saturday night Misses T.. Thomas
and Alice Hun entertained at "A chat.
members of the younger set.
Large parties have taken walks
and trips to the falls and other points
OF interest in the vicinity Of tho
Mrs. c. c. Campbell. of Rlueae!d
". Va, and her two attractive chill.
dren arrived Saturday. for Short
visit 10 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Thomas
Mr.. Campbell at.iiot Springs.
The usual number Of week -enC
visitors Registered this week. among
them: Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Barber
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II. S. Brlckheld. p. l.. Baird. o. w.
I.OCkGtt. ID. :. Sulle Ihcr.nr OF Ron

II. s. Brlckheld. p. l.. Baird. o. w.
Lockctt. ID. ;. Sullenbcrser. OF Roa-
noke.
=. Mrs. j. W. Ring. OF Johnson City.
Tenn. has been here for several days.
Kirk and John Ring and Mrs. Gladys
Ring spent sunday with their mother.
Herbert n White. of Norfolk.
reached here Saturday from Yellow
Mrs. II. T.. /. Martin. of Memphis.
who has spent several summers at
TINS resort. reached here Friday.
Mrs. and Miss Trczcrant and F:rStin
,Trezerant, also from Memphis. are
mere FOR stay Of some length.
Miss Ellen Jet, OF Roanoke. has
Joined her mother Mrs. G.. w. Jctt.
arrivals this week are: Mrs. J. r.
McDouEh. Bertram Roberts. Rich
mond. Mr.. ana Mrs. McGowcr, Jean
ncttc. La: Mrs. \. y. Bradley. Barry
hradl"y, Richmond; G. |. g. White
Sha"sriiic: Miss Helen Hiatt. Shaws-
VILE; Mrs. g &. Waterman and child.
Greenviile. Miss; Mrs. II, Sprat;. Alice
STRAIT. TaZcwcll. s. White, Miss May
ozark. Shawsville: e. l.. Grcves. Miss
Louise Dabney. Miss Louise DuEsins
Nchmond: Waller Jameson. Roa :
noke; X. l.. Penn. John Jet. Roanoke.
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ENJOYABLE PROGRAM At
MERCER HEALING SPRINGS
"OM Virginia Chicken Dinner" Is
Followed by the "Old Virginia
Reel

ME GS;f y E EI iay Sr RRii:pfsfH w.
July 3l,--Thc regular weekly dance
was held on Tuesday evening due
to the fact that the Medical At,,oci :
alton had made ARRANGEMENTS to hold
IT'S annual banquet on Thursday even
ing. July y The business meeting
the ballroom. Al $50 T. NJ de-
licious old Virginia chicken dinner,
with al the accessories. Was served.
NOR. We're er"atly enjoyed. Later all
participated in the dance which was
greatly added TO by, the old. time
music; furnished by Or. o. S. Hare.
The dance ended with the old Vir-
and incrriment ringing through the
spacious nails gave evidence to the
ii2htfully spent.
Those entertained at the banque.
we're Dr, and Mrs; a. H. iiioee. pr.
y; -. Wood. Or. and Mrs. l.. r. 81.
Clair. Dr. J. H. Bird. DR.. W. H. Spc-
row. Dr. O.. S. Hare. DR., and Mrs: W.
Elizabeth White. DR.. G. ": Horton.
Misses Louise Allen. Alice Hare. Ella
simpson. Pearl Hrammer. OF Blue
n I.e prs, II; G. HAYS, L. a. crandel,,
Thornton. v. II. Wailingtord. &. 6.
Peters. 6. W. Thornton, OF Princeton
pr and Mrs. 4. g. Ballard. Of Gap
NILS. Dr. Sam liolroyd. OF Spencer
DR. and Mrs. Griah Vcrmillion. OF
Athens: Or. J. Howard Anderson, OF
MarytOwn.
The most attractive party OF the
season Has given on Saturday after
noon and evening by the Misses Per-
kins. OF Princeton, in honor of Miss
MAY coan and Miss Virginia Virgins.
OF Wlnston- Salem, who are the guests
Of Miss Elizabeth Manhood. The lawn
presented a scene OF artistic beauty.
as the guests arrived. gowncd In CON
traSt!nE t!nts OF funny organdic with
hats TO match. They were usharcd
20 the large upper vcranda. which
was lav!shly decorated for the oc-
cas!on. AT $50 +. VI. n nvc-cours
dinner was served on the large
screened porch opening from tho din :
ins-room Twenty plates were laid
at the table, which was decorate
with baskets Of sweet peas tied with
large bows OF tulle in CONTRASTING.
co!ors. smaller baskets OF many
t!nts were Allied with sailed almonds
at each plate. The color scheme Was
one OF unusual harmony. After din
ner dancing was greatly enjoyed
The hostcsscs. Misses Ted. Jessie
Myrtle and Mary Perkins, had az
their guests for this occasion Miss
MAY Coan and Miss Virginia wig.
gins, OF Winston Salem: Misses Eliza
beth and katherine Manhood, Mrs q;
i. Todd. Mrs. II. l.. DeJarnette. Mrs
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BACK HURT
ALL The Time
Hrs. Hill SaysLy dia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Removed
The Cause.

Knoxville. Tcnn.-"My back hurt
ne all the time, | was all run down,
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KEYSVILlE

Especial ~ The Times Dispatch
kESSNlLl.E. VA. July 3i.-AIlss
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VIRGINIA BEACH
lspcclalto T,hc Tlmcs.Disnn,,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. July al
Mrs James Branch Cabcil and daugh.
terS nave returned TO their honi. in
'ninbarton. after spending some time
at the ldlewhile Cottage.
MT. ana Mrs. LanrhOrnc Putney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thrcadcraft AMI Miss
nancy DAWSON. after Il pleasant stay
NJ The ld!cwhile Cottage, have re-
turned 10 their homes in Richmond
Mr.; and Mrs. y. VI Schurd. OF
Lynchburg, are summcring here
Mr.. ana Mrs. Abbott. of Charrotte
y. G.. nave returned home. after
spending some time at the beach.
Mrs. w: -. Saunders aud family. OF
here.
MIR. and Mrs. Elkton Young. o.
Washington. -. c.. have returned Ia
o.e!r nome. after very pleasant stay
NJ. G. Rowland. OF Electra. Tex.
after short stay here. is now visit
Richmond.
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Divine Sarah" Gives
Her Secrets Of Youth
ny SARAH BEI,NIrAI,Dr

Wy
PARIS, July 3i.-Ent what you
Ike. but with moderation. Eat
Just enough To feel nOurIslicd--nO
more.
Drink much water.
Don't wcnr cOrsctx.
hest ms much ns possible and Nv
frequently ns possible during the
day.
Don't worry.
Forget unavoidable unpIcnsant-
nrhscs.
Lend IN nctivc, life.
Love your work, throw NIL your
heart nnd spirit into II, and rest
by shifting from one Kind OF work
to another.
Don't loaf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Compound and tho Liver Pills and
used Lydia +. pinkham's Sanativc
Wash and now am we'll, can cat
heartily and work. ! give you my
thanks for your great medicines. You
may publish my letter and ] will tell
everyone what your medicines did for
mc."-Airs. PEARL Hill, AS Jacks
boro ST. Knoxville, Tennessee.
Hundreds of such letters express
ing gratitude for the good Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
accomplished are constantly being re-
ccived, proving the reliability of this
grand old remedy.
If you are i'll do not drag along
and continue to suffer day in and day
out, but at once take Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, wo-
mans remedy for woman's ills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

could not cat ana
my head bothered
me, all caused by
female trouble. [
was three years
with these trou-
bles and doctors
did me no good.
y ur medicine
helped my sister
so she advised me
to take it. ! took
Lydia +. Pink
hams Ecrctablc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Hazel Coffe. of Schuyler. Is the guest
of Miss Elizabeth Peters.
MIR. and Mrs. +. r. Peters have left
for Goldsboro. y. G.. whore they viii
be for several months.
Mrs. Lewis Goodc and little dau2h-
ter. Carolyn. of Chase City. have bccu
visiting Mrs. Charles Osborne Foe
the past Two weeks.
Mrs T. G. Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Charles osborne attended the Nir-
glnio Presbyterian Association At
Blue Ridge Springs
Mrs. Fred t:ubank is visiting rel-
ativcS in jioldSboro. ~ c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
NOTICE OF RONn ELECTION.

Notice N hereby given tina, an clcc.
ton will be- held ut the court house ~
Potter County. Texas. in the city OF
Amarillo. within the Amarillo lndc.
pendent School District. un the 5th day
OF June, 1920. 10 determine whether this
bonds of said district shall bc issued to-
the amount 81 Twenty Thousand Do..I
lars $50. 000.0Ol, payable twenty years
from their date and bearing interest
nj the rate of five per cent t5 percenu
per annum for the purpose Of con-.
structing and cquipping public FIRE,
school building Of brick material and
purchasing a site therefor and constru.
citing permanent repairs of brick matcc.
ial TO the brick public free school build.
ings az said district. within aaid dls.
trici. aud whether there shall be an.
nually levied. assessed ana collected on
all taxable property In sald district for
the current year aud annually thcrcaf.
tee while said bonds. az any of them.
are outstanding, a tax sufficient Co pay
the current interests un said bonds and
provide n sinking fund sufficient to pay
the principal az maturity.
]. NJ. Donaldson has been appointed
manager of snid election. which shall
be held az nearly NJ may be- possible
In conformity with the general cleo.
ton laws ~ the state.
No person shall vote nj said election
unless be he n qualified voter under the
constitution and laws Of this State. ana
u taxpayer In said Amarillo Indcpcnd.
cnt School District.
Those IN favor 81 the issuance Of the
bonds and the levying of the tax shaii
write or print on their ballots Fol,
THE BONDS AND THE TAX; and
those against the Issuance ~ the bonds
and the levying 81 the tax shall write
or print an their ballots AGAINST
THE BONDS AND THE TAN"
Said election was ordered hy the
Board of Trustees ~ Said Amarillo In.
dependent School District By order
passed on the 5,h dry Of May. 1890. AMI
this notice Is issued pursuant to said
order
Dated this the 7,h dav ~ May. 1920.
~ =. BLASDEi.. president az the
BOARD Of Trustees ~ said District.
Attest. :. =. NEWBOi.D. Sccrc.
tasy Board OF Trustees az nald District.
{ SEAL
May le.is.ee. June 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
A CHOICE LIST

FOR SALE-lO room brick residence.
well located un the pavement. and
worth the price. VIII consider farm ON
this deal. See us FOR price and terms.
Six room house and ~ lots well 10.
Gated on Washington. viii sell togcth.
CT or separately. Get our prices.
A good seven room home un Madison.
built I'm features. trees. sidewalks and
out buildings. east front only 81. 900.
Good home on Van Buren,. 81. 500,
81 500 cash. balance easy terms.
New five room plnstcrcd home In san
Jacinto Heights, $1,000. 81 500 cash, bal.
ance easy.
20 acres close To Amarillo. improved.
FOR $4,000. one half cash.
ago acres one mile " depot and che.
vator. all good and In cultivation. one
Third VI crop gucs at $3.50 bonus. To
look means In buy.
Say big boy. big ranch IN New
Mexico for $500 per acre. Tell us your
troubles.
GOrLDY & BULLOCK.
Room lC. Fuqua bldg Phone 7ca. ic
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4. q. BUgDINE
REAR CITY NATIONAL BANK
L.LLDA.I. nnn M. .AA

lssAls NlI1 NAllUNAls HANh
PHONE 232. RES $50.
I have moved by office to the rear Of
the city National Bank. and am better
prepared Co handle your real estate
business For the present call me over
Phone 90. city National Bank.
BARGAlN-Fivc rom house close In
on Monroe street at a special price for
a few days only. Price Ss5O0: $500 cash.
balance $500 per month.
Five room modern house In San ia
cinto Heights. east front corner lot lOOx
$40. closc 10 car line \ bargain at
si75O completely furnished. half cash.
owner leaving town, and you get a real
bargain.
CADILLAC EIGHT To- trade ~ cash
payment on rent house. this II WORTH
the money. Price $500. what have YOU
Ia offer
Cgxi4O feet east front on south Polk
street one block and half of car line.
This ~ u special bargain Tor few days
AT $3.50 about $1,000 cash. balance easy.
have other special bargains to ~
fer. Cali me up. or come To- see INC.
\. q. Bl'RDINE
REAR CITY NATIONAL BANK
PHONE s32, RES. 7S9.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
J. II. RUSSELL 4 COMPANY
CITY PROPERTY


FOR SALE--An attractive room mod.
crn bungalow Just completed southwest
part. Just OFF the paving. this handsome
home has every convenience. price
{lO.j00. 1000 cash. balance good terms.
New room modern bungalow, south.
west part, price tss5O: s20Oe cash. hal.
lncn good terms
New room modern bungalow. south
part, heat. oak floors. built In features.
fireplace. price $1,000. Si.250 cash. bal.
7nce easy
New room modern duplex. well ioca.
'"d. price $500; $4,000 cash. balance
good terms.
I rooms. Jackson street. price $4,000;
$3.50 cash. balance like rent.
rooms west eth street. price $4,000:
1875 cash, balance like rent.
room modern. well located on Van
Hurcn. price $1,000. $1,000 cash. balance
easy.
rooms partly modern. Pierce ST.
Price $500. $500 cash. balance easy.
. room modern. price 5000, $1,000
cash. balance easy
Corner lot. 5Oxii0 feet 1901 Monroe.
walks. basement ready to build. attrac.
tive price and terms for few DAYS.
We have a buyer for n well located
business lot. would prefer corner. What
have you?
J, II. RUSSELL & COMPANY
70 Fuaua Bldg. Phone ssi
iS2 9tc
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NEW HoME-Just completed on West
side. rooms, hath. plastercd hardwood
ilo1rG. built In features. basc,ncnt.
walks. 60 foot ht Circumstances fnrcrs
owner e. sell within ten DAVIS Can he
bought Tor $3.50 less than cos; and 81 500
below It's worth. Good terms. PROMPT
rtticn r"Ccssiry. because tn, pro, win
move u. SiN:". Care News. Isl 2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

SMALL grocery stock Tor sale II bOugh,
quick; duing hood business. Reasons
for selling going TO leave the country.
Phone 1856. 81 50
ALL KINDS of hauling and fertilizer
FOR sale. Phone 72j. will Blackburn.
Isl Up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

fHAVE your Auto Repair work done at
the Little Palace Garage. 10th aud
Buchanan street. Work called for and
delivered. All work guaranteed over.
land authorized service station. Alban.
Hamilton McSwain. Proprieiors: Phone
20GS, Residence Phone 1898. 26tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
NOTICE.

Tn" gates 20 my ranch enclosing the
Devils Kitchen and falls are locked.
there are no roads leading through this
property and I am not. granting pc.
mits To- any one. so don't ask me Tor
certainly will have To refuse To
ihc-c who have recently or who here.
after drive 10 the gates and walk In
are trrspassing You are not welcome
and will b- treated with ne considcra.
tion 90 respect u found In here aglia.
So take warning
ace &c. HARDING. owner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

JACK NOTWITHSTANDING store
buys any old thing. eneral line Of
stoves: repairs CRATES. fireboxes. lin.
ings. fronts and backs for COO kstoves.
Sell on commission basis. 30i Taylor
a.. Phone 1899. i35-36p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02
WANTED

WANTED-Your cleaning ana pressing:
two piece suits ti.75; three piece suits
~. Wecan save you from $40 TO $50
on your suit. Smith q Parker. Phone
1913.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

ROCK ISLAND Hotel. new bedding
throughout. nice clean beds 35c and up.
special rates by week. a. J. Lunder.
green. prop, iO7 North Polk st.. Phone
234e. open niEat and day. lG3.26p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

IF 1T Is HELP You want. write or
phone Amarillo Employment Agency.
Help 10 farmers and Contractors Free.
One man ar a carload Why use poor
NJ al fimcs. Plenty 81 cooks and din.
Ing room girls on hand now. when
IN need Of n .ob Ne Gus as we are In
touch with al 1.-The best contractors In
the state. J. ID. Head. manager. Day
phone IS: night phone 22is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

OAKLAND CAR. s.passcngcr. newly
painted first.clasS rendition. WIN take
Ford In part payment Bccry 40 III.
wards Studio. 500 i.s Polk. lSsixp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

UNION EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Phone i9ts. III buchanan. Good help
supplied. Y. T. Contractors and Farm.
ers rs esp
Rad CHECK artist nanst 10. Line M
with Fuik National Detective Bureau
We get results =. G. Packard. his.
trict manager. 7cl jackson. iei &c
TRANSFER BAGGAGE ana all kinds
OF hauling. Phone 1888. sol Taylor 81.
Fis.gerald tbs t6tp
PARY cIuCRs-fiarrei Rocks from ey.
eeilent laying hens mated To T. II.
Thompson cockerels- &c each. so pct
500. Mrs WI Tafncv. taitlchcid
Texas. l'a "
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wANTED--wm pay top prices for
secondhand clothing. shoes trunks ana
gr.ps. Phone 2i3s. i40.25p
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too [ATE To CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Iicd room In modern homo
SOS Fillmore ~. Phone 1850 iSs ep
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MISCELLANEOUS

RRATDs made from comblngs. Elite
Hair dressing Parlor. 10 Fuoua bldg
Phone ". 2te tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

TWO perfectly level sections. miles
IL wildorado 5000 per acre Ia cash.
Ferguson & Martin Land Go. aOs IL
p,lk 81 Phone sOi. ic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

WANTED F,w milk customers for
fresh sweet milk. Deliver morning aud
night. Phone l2il-J. ls0 sc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

FOR RENT Upstairs front h-d rcorn.
suitable for two. 200 Buchanan. Phone
NJ. iSs sr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

FOR SALE OR TRADE Plains sec.
tons improved, in four miles ~ Vega.
% trade or sell at a bargain. I.ocke 4
Stockstill. pampa. Tex. $50 s0p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-02

IOST-Rctwcen Amarillo and Hereford.
Tent end Tarpolian Tent done up In
bag. Reward fur return any iniornia.
tiun Rnnrcciaied. n l.. Murphy az Yves
tern Motor Co. Amarillo 49, In