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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
BOARD MEMBERS
!. TO Be ELECTED
W. H. Thoms and DR.. ]. n. Nichols
Names to Be Voted ON at
High School Tuesday.


Two members Of the Rock Island
board of education are to be elect
ed Tuesday, June 20. Candidates
are w. H. Thoms and DR.. J. H.
Nichols. The polls at the high
school building are to be open from
6 o'clock in the morning until in
the evening.
Mr.. Thoms, whose term expires,
is a candidate for reelection. He
has been member OF the board
for the past six years, serving as
chairman of the finance COM
mittee.
DR.. J. H. Nichols Is the new can
didate for the place made vacant
with the expiration of - term Of
A. D. WEIGH.
For nine years q member Of the
board of education. Mr.: WEIGH has
served both as chairman Of the
teachers committee and as mem
Der of the finance committee. He
is not . candidate for reelection.
The polls viii be In charge Of
clerks appointed by Mayor H. NJ.
| Schriver. Both men and women of
| voting age are entitled to cast bal
lots at the election.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
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IIers and Joseph 1chultx.
y Is. vers held u The
- Under charges u lar
sistrste p. 7. Cleiand
eourt this morning. The
~ were csught n the act
~ away with An antosnobils
- night. Shortly before
SSday the police arrested
rnple, aged about Is, 1870
~ avenue, Is having als6
1T in the theft.
- lives at 7z1 Fourteenth
800 street and Schultz lives
thirteenth street. Tho two
ARRESTED ct 10 o'clock Friday
q 81 Motorcycle Ofncer D. C.
"a Twelfth street Is they wers
Sr : 5-passenger automobile
4 had been purloined at the
w Tower. The machine Is the
Sfty Of ]. A. Bohan OF Kieths-
/ III.
4 had the two youths . short
lsfter the theft was reported.
I Confirmed Joyriders.
. youths are said to have ad-
"a taking six automobiles in
|sst two weeks. However. it is
NED that all we're abandoned
were recovered. Assistant
es Attorney Edward L. Eagle
punced that the case would
|ebly be taken before Judge
IA. Larson Saturday morning.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
1Y DEFENDANT
IN $1,000 SUIT

IPnecipe in . suit for $1,000
inst the city Of Rock Island was
4 today In circuit court by DR..
rge G. Craig through Attorney
nton J. Searle. The suit is the
9growth Of claims DR.. Craig
1kes against the city for occur
res during the time he'was city
i1yicixn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-25
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Ne Budweiser? Phone r. /. 1913.
r.. l Clean Towel Service. Phous
4 Ass.
ln-City Towel Supply company.
1 Fmport ssl.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

The Better Speech campaign, that
has been waged this week, has met
with unusually gratifying results in
! the s. ID. Lee High School. The stud
ents here have evinced their interest
| in the movement by the readiness and
enthusiasm which have characterized
/ their activities in the work.
Preparation for the campaign be-
gan a week before the actual observ-
ance of speech Week. The pur-
pose and benefits of such campaign
were discussed in class and sugges-
tons for carrying it on and getting
the attention Of the public were given
Il by the students.
Mrs. Pratt offered a prize of two
dollars for the best poster made by a
high school student; another prize Of
one dollar and half to be given for
second place. Some time was spent
in getting ideas and working out the
plans for the posters. Pupils, who
thought they could never make one,
produced the clever and attractive
signs that meet your eye on every
corner.
Themes were also used to stimu-
late interest and the best Of these
will be published in the local papers.
Some of them are very original, lack
ing the usual "cut and dried" quality
that we find in themes Of this sort.
Monday ushered in the first day of
the campaign itself. Teachers began
then to watch for and correct the
most frequent and most gross errors
in speech.
The Chapel programs for the week
have been very entertaining and in
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
ALL GONE BELOW

A number Of gentlemen were in The
Dispatch office on Wednesday morn
ing discussing the result of Tuesdays
election-with the "dis" left off. A
number of short, sad speeches of con-
dolalce were made,
Colonel Humphreys stepped in to
get a copy Of The Dispatch, "The
situation this morning said Colonel
Humphreys, recalls to mind story
I heard Of Columbus about seventy
years ago."
Then he told Of the meeting of
Editor Worthington and Judge Hack
leman, the next morning after pres
idetial election nearly three-quarters
Of century ago.
Editor Worthington was a dyed-in-
the-wool Democrat. He had his heart
set on the election of the Democratic
candidate in that election, as he had
in all elections. He was very hard
of hearing. To converse with him one
had to get close up to him and yell.
The news Of the defeat of the Dem
ocratic candidate had been received,
and Editor Worthington started down
the street looking for consolation. He
was met by Judge Hackleman, who,
solicitously, inquired, How's all your
folks?"
Mr.. Worthington's thoughts were,
of course, on the election. He saw the
lips of Judge Hackleman move, but
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

The crowding out on the playing
field by the spectators at our foot
ball games when the least bit of
trouble arises as certainly regretable.
1t creates an ugly scene, mars the
pleasure of those who came to see
clean game of ball, leaves an unpleas-
ant feeling in the minds of the visit
ing players, and renders the home
team subject to penalty Of one-half
of the distance to the goal line. When
the crowd rushed upon the field Fri
day afternoon the ball was upon the
opponents ten yard line. Had the
penalty been imposed it would have
meant a 45-yard penalty for Lee High
and would have given Tuscaloosa the
ball with only as yards to make in
stead Of 30 yards. We, above every
thing else, must see to it that the
visiting teams find our boys clean
players and get square deal from
the spectators.
n y
Mr.. Meadows has announced the
following holidays:
November III, Armistice Day.
November %, Thanksgiving Day.
December 23-January 2 (mclusive)
Christmas vacation.
There will be school Friday fol-
lowing Thanksgiving. Schools will
dismiss Wednesday afternoon, Decem-
Der 22nd for Christmas and resume
work Monday morning, January Srd.
y y
Sam Ashmore who finished at
Franklin Academy when il was a
three-year high school enrolled at Lee
High this week and is taking regular
work with view to completing a
fourth years work.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Mr.. Warren M. Cox, Of Mobile.
Ala, and his little daughter, Bertha,
have been here for several days on a
visit to relatives. Mr. Cox, who was
at one time a highly-este citizen
OF Columbus, is now in the wholesale
grocery business at Mobile. He and
his family left here in February, 1919.
Mr.. Cox is being most cordially.
greeted by his old friends in this city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

did not hear what was said. Natur-
ally he thought the Judge was in
curing about the election, and he re-
" All goen to hell"
That's the way the ancient editor
felt IN his day. 1t may be that some
more recent editors have somewhat
the same feeling about the national
election of 1920.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
INFORMATION WANTED

Mr.. ]. O. Hollingsworth. Of Colum-
bus, is seeking Information relative to
the whereabouts of his grandfather,
Mr.. Dempsey Strickland, if living, or
the location of his grave if dead.
Mr.. Hollingsworth has not seen his
grandfather since he was a bow. and
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

ne has not heard from him for twenty
two years. If any reader Of The Dis
patch can give Mr.. Hollingsworth the
desired information they can address
him at Columbus, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
A BITTER DOSE

We have been taking our medi-
cine like a man for some time,
but have decided to take a big
dose that will surely do the bust
ness.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

900 has more limitations than any
other Chill and Fever Tonic ON the
market, but no one wants limitations.
Iney are dangerous things in the
iheuicihe line. adv,
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Rub My-Tism is a great pain killer.
1t relieves pain and soreness caused
by rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprins,
etc. sgs h adv.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
THIS WEEK

Miss Sarah Davis has been forced
to resign her position as teacher of
Mathematics at Lee High School be-
cause of i'll health.
X X
Miss Lydia MCGOWAN of the Jun.
ior High School faculty has been i'll
during the past week. Miss Maude
Cheek, senior at M. S. C. W., sup
piled in her absence.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
MEMS CLOTHING
FASHION PARK
AT COST

666 cures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe.
II kills the parasite that causes the
fever 1t is a splendid laxative and
general tonic. adv.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Most to choose--less to pay at
Kaufman's.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

A Wantad. will get what you want
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

Attend kaufman's great stock re-
ducing sale.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07

structiye. Men who represent The
various activities in life of the towr
as well as talent from the student
body have been employed The pro.
gram for the week was:
Monday-Prof. L. G. Painter.
Tuesday--Dr. w. l.. Lipscomb.
Wednesday-0. Henry's "By Cour-
ier,' by Harry Dashiels. A playlet
by Commercial Club illustrating the
Importance of good speech.
Thursday--Mr. Ira L. CASTOR anc
Rev. Rowan.
Friday-Talk by Mr.. R. Z. John.
ston.
Goddard Appears.
On Thursday night James Goddard
baritone singer, and Frank Mann
heimcr, his accompanies, appeared in
the S. D. Lee Auditorium. The Lon
don critics have compared Mr.. God
dard to Caruso and all music lovers
who failed to hear him as well as Mr.
Mannheimer missed an unusual treat
Stephen ID. Lee High School.
The Patron Teachers Association
of the High School met on Wednesday
November 3. The program was on
the subject Of Better Speech Week.
Miss Thelma West gave charming
talk on the Importance of Conserving
the English Language.
The association voted to give the
foot ball boys twenty-five dollars to
help pay for new suits. for the team.
Mrs. Greenlee's report on the paper
saving committee was very interest
ing. She says that one school in the
North has saved over $4,000 worth
of old papers. She has about forty
dollars worth herself ready to be
bundled and sold.
Mothers, if you want to keep your
fingers on the pulse of the school, be-
long to the Patron Teachers Associa-
ton. Be present at the next meet
ing on the first Wednesday in De-
cember.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-07
Beginning on
MONDAY, NOV, Sth.,

and continuing one week, we
will purge our shelves and coun-
tiers of all new, fresh goods in
order to get over the effects as
soon as possible. 1t is a bitter
dose for us, but it will be of i'm
mense benefit to the people at
large, so come and buy as much
as you want and as heavily as
you can.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
HEN Wanted-FemaIe

DESIRABLE travelling position yiil be va
cant Dec To- Acceptable applicant must
be over Is years old. with high school or
college education, unmarried woman or
widow without incumbrance preferred.
pleasing personality and adaptability es-
sautial. no investment necessary. no er-
perience required. position permanent with
Advancement. will pay right party $50 a
week Address 7 531. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

----=--e--~s-=~Nfa----
HIGHEST PEaICES paid fCzioId 5ewelry a.
I.ombardls. lsUelers. 10 san Fraucisco.
FOUSD-The best trans{er and storage.
asta bIishment. kELLH's TRANSFER s.
STORAGE. Pm kez-
FOUND-Lady's Eoh watch. can have.
same by idantfyfng' and plying FOR ad-.
1911 California 81.
LOsT-Airedale dcg. Il mohths old, FtI
Uuachuca dog license no. 5 on collara
Notify QuarteCs q. TT Bliss. reward
EOsT-LambdA chi Alpha frszsrnity PIN
set with pearls initials s. II j. on back
Return 20 Louise Gamhreu. 2Qp5 Montana.
OF Phi 2545s regard
EVERYTHING MUST co THIS MONTH
Bodaks. guns. musl-al instruman trunks Z
tTpewriters, al uutredeemed pledges.
BARNETT7s. 2I9' SAN AM OHIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
Situations Wanted-MaIe

DILuduOu1 W aLlGQ-MldlG
COMPETENT accountant viii keep your
small set Of books IN spare time. address
p IS, care Herald
WANTED-By an experienced bookkeep-
er set OF books TO keep evenings bonded
by American surety Co. telephone 4752.
FIRST CLASS accountant, over years
experience as bookkeeper. 8 years travel
ing auditor, speaks Spanish. best refer
ences- address II Is. care Herald.
YOUNG man. age 30, wants evening work
clerical, bookkeeping typins or anythlngs
can take work home II necessary, best
references Address y 25. care Herald
POSITION wanted by steady reliable man.
years garage experience. mostly on
trucks, IN OF out Of city, viii start at the
bottom with promise OF Advancement Ad-
dress @ -. care Herald.
WANTED-Position as foreman On con-
srruction- experienced handling MeEicans.
building bridges. quarrying. road and ditch
lynrE, mining development. Address PHI
weber. postofffiee box us. Fl Paso-
JAPANESE couple wants position as cook.
In or out OF city, in hotel. board ing house
OF private home. man as cock. wife helps
IN kitchen and house work Address P. c.
Box rs, Las Cruces, n H.
INVESTIGATEn-Gar indexed men. CAS-
sified by crafts and trades. with photo
graph and full information as 10 previous
experience and reference questionable.
We can furnish a man FOR any position
BY careful selection Vocational Dept z.
H. C. A.. Phi. 6e5-
BOOKEEEPER. middle aged. married.
wishes 10 locate in Fl Paso; have had
several years experience. last years with
large Incorporated mercantile company.
am capable, accurate and reasonably fast.
good health references. present and past
employers. viii appreciate an offer Ad-
dress C. p Reed. East Columbia. Tex
NAN with long experience in farming
and stock raising, on a large scale. seeks
iiridual in northern Mexico: speaks span
Ssh and knows how 10 handle Mexican
labor; familiar with irrigation and the
construction q irrigation works; qualified
20 assume entire charge Of large holding
and produce results Address n 20. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

OPEN AIR AUTO MARKET
san FRANCISCO a LEON SIS.
PHONE S99s-J.
We have some extra good buys in
used cars from $3.50 up. no junk 70
sell. all cars IN good running con-
diton. ready for the trip. We need
room and win sacrifice some OF
these automobiles this week. Bring
your money and take the car
away. Fords. Dodge Bros Cars.
Hudsons. Essex. Bucks and many
other makes
BOBT. C. DORNHECETER. Mgr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

REAL
OPPORTUNITY
For clean cut. high claaIed men who want
70 60 into LIE Insurance business. Sales
mauship course free and liberal contract
J can use . good man fl FL Paso, Pecos.
Toyah- Alpine, Valentine. # Stockton. Fl
Davis. Sierra Blanca and Sznderson. Tex:
also Lordsburg ard New Mexico.
Commuuicato with
LEO r. SCHUsTER.
General Agent
Missouri state Life Insurance Co.
gll Mills BIdE. Phone ss5.
The LIE Nan Is Your Best Frierd."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
De- % SaIs. Ranl.d- -

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EOn eAlE-Airedals puppies 1873 Z
Baslevard. Phi sssg
ORDERS taken for Pskinsss Pup5I--- 1-I--
s9ls-S5 ol Dogdona. Pm 1871. eveuinrs.
EOh sALE-Good WATCHDOG. also 8 177--
l.,i 59-' a. cheap Phi 6I65R. f4-s Vest
BEAU IIFyL EnEiish F5T Terrier 1-i557--
4 wees old, Call 50 Tsleta. =. N. Frafs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

1919 FORD touring for sale at a bargain
% wire wheels. cut out. Yale lock bump
er. over sight steering wheel, ventliating
wind shield and tire supporter. Runs like
new car. Can be seen at 5149 Flndley
corner Estrella Phi 697g-J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

LONE STAR MOTOR co.
Phone 500.
as ". san Antonio ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

AUTOMOBILE TOPS
TIE DISTINCTIVE TYPE
seat covers. cushions wrecked bodies re-
paired; body building and painting: re-
pairing
Our stock Is the largest and cur equip
ment ,he most complete 10 the southwest
W1en We recover q TOD with our Eauri-
ioid We know from experience that we
are giving our customer the best possible
value
AUTO THINKING 3 SUPPLY co.
517 West san Antonio 81.
2 Plro. Iezaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
Srecal Nofees


GENUINE Navajo rugs for sase. very rea-
sonahIs. eos y oregon, Phi 1886.
MATTRESsEs RENOVATED, 81; RUGS
CLEANED. 81. EEie7lls MIG. Coz. PH- INC,
TFHSTITCHING- pfcota accordlan plating.
Miss B. Corum, s6 quicker Bldas Ph. 1911.
FIVE FONTS AUQo s4AND-Cars s1-25
per hour short trihs. 2a- Ph- z5I6.
YELTON PANT aCO.-Hzintin~ paper
hanging. DECORATING sos Nsstantdn. Phll9
HFMSTTTCHTNG aiterathonH accordIan
plating. mail orders solicited Mrs. s.
Jones. SIX Emporium z16 Mesa. Rh- Az
WTEGEL FOUNTAIN q PLUMBING SHOP
Plumbing, gas and steam hitting. repair
work Specify 4al9 AlaLileel- - 80.
IFE1TSTTTCHING picot edge work dnne on
ahorf notice. any kind Of material singer
Sewing Machine g. z9b s. - PaEd-
sFF JOE FOR the best lawn work. also
dover bed dirt OF fertilizer hauling away
trzslz. rocks or dinders. Ph- 62a5-
RI Gs-Heavy nasT felt. basket useaves.
exquisite designs. size 2b158 nehess a4-a0
each Pm. 7s5sW. 1901 Cotton, Rub1en-
TFTTY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
Room 202-20f Mills Bldg. Reading room.
daily am. 10 pm beginners class,
Monday. pm: advanced class FIJI. & I'm
EDWhRD AUER, NJ. D.-Phys andSurE-
Special artenr diseases or Hail piAcoefs
stomach. Intestiness diseases OF women
60 Buckfer BlsE- lover Eltels 4ss3-5I49@
IN Order TO HLaKE ROOM
Tor our immense holiday stock We ottel'
guns. musical Instruments fTpe7Vrlterai
binoculars etc, at unheard Of prices
FARNETT'S. 219 san ANTONIO ST.
AND BUSINESS Law
will increase your efficiency ana your nj
Gomez classeH now open at the y b. 81
A. Night school: also salesuaansh77's public
rpeakfug aud Spanish Phi. 666 md zalsf
TFFF Fl PaSO MATTRESS MIG. CO. has
installed the most modern macninfry ~
the manufacture OF mattresses OF All zindsf
our special IS reuovalng nlatLr easea-
rsnovaflnE. s1.75. us PARK st.. Phi 31455
TRANSPORTATION CHARGES Prep am
within radius Of 100 miles on all
Pathe Paragraphs
Enr limited time only
F0TTZ-1T0oRE FURNITURE CO.
II. 4 s-nn-ln 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27
USED CARS AT A BIG
DISCOUNT

Owing TO the fact that We have
large stock OF used cars and need
the room, we will offer some IN
usual bargains IN rebuilt and
good used cars this week as FOL
lows:
1890 Ford Touring car. only run
3 months. cheap at-----.----f5 $500
I 1913 Ford Touring car, good
Other Ford cars as low as. $3.50
DODGE BROTHER SCARS.
1890 Touring car, good tires. bump
ers. extra tire with tire cover.
paint and top. IN fine condition.
runs ike new-wlu take good
Ford as part pay $3.50
I 1913 Touring car. cord tires.
spot light. extra tire. etc S1050
I Sedan, new tires. paint. extra
NlGe a-s-sar---s... ---|. HAouu
Several other Dodge Brothers ears
10 select from
HUDSON.
Several good passenger cars
from $500 10 .--.--.-.--.s2 250
BUCKS
1 Light Six Buick, new paint.
good tires and top ......-..9e00
Light Six Buick. needs paint
ing. but a good car....-....S $500
OTHER MAKES SUCH As
Oakland. Chandler. Mcfarland.
REQ. Haynes. at a big reduction.
Terms can be arranged on any
Of the above cars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-27

For Rent-StOres and Offices
FOR RENT-A large and a small office
IN the Herald building. Heat light and
fanitor service furnished. Reasonabl rates
Apply TO the Auditor Of The Herald.
Entertainment Hall for Rent
DANCE HALL FOR RENT
Monday and Saturday nishts-
Codlllan Hall Phone ESQ.
Dressmaking
PLAIN sewing done reasonable. Phi T25eB-
1f9 y. Brown.
TAILORING, drsssmaking and rsmodeling.
3g0z La Luz. Phi SSH
FINE Gowns and ladies' tailoring. Mrs..
Lille Dennis. EOS Z Missouri Pm. 591z-
SEWING and remodeiing done reasonable.
can sos ~ Csmp1ell. n. AozI.
TAILORING, dressmaking, evening gowns
work guaranteed. SO Arizona. Phi 7542J.
Specializing in children's cloth
ing. also plain sewing for grown ups Ph-
sss9W.
PLAIN sewing, dressmaFinE ana altera-
tons. ArE. Hutchens, 1888 Dakota St. no
phone
MIS-. BOWE. 1913 n Florence. maker Of
gowns. guaranteed work. house dresses,
aprons always Tor sale p. 1888.
COAT lining and furs remodeied a Hpe-
cialtys new skirts made and pleated, Old
skirts repleated. work called for. Phi SI1s
afler pm OF before an us. Pearcy-
For SaIe-Aufomobiles-Wanfed
FORD TOURING CAR IN fine condition,
good rubber. runs Ike new. s2so. Ph. 5els.
AUTO LAUND Y--Havs your cars
washed while you wait Cash PAID for
old Fords. 200 n. kansas, Pm. so.
KIsSEL KAR-Good condition. new tires.
reason for selling need money IN business
Phone owner 31I1- 3513 Alameda
WILLTs-KNIGHT, 4 passenger closed car
New paint. good rubber, extra tire and
rim. $500. Phi Fort Bliss. ask for 14t.
THE BLACKBURN system Ford line.
Cleveland Square garage Joln and drive a
car yourself It's cheaper than owning one.
FORD sPEEDSTER for sale. cheap for
cash Auto Laundry and Parking Station
corner Nils and CampbelL
WANTED-A Buick car for cash. must
be a bargain Address 500 Trust Bldg Pm
FOR sALE-Overiand touring car. model
90. good condition. newly painted. good
tires aud extra new ones. $500 CaA
$3.50 or see car at Io5 Wyomlng.
HUDSON TOURING - Kelley Springfield
cord tires. new tops and revarnished- runs
Ike new. viii trade this car Tor smaller
one or sen cash OF terms Ph- 1tloM-
We HAVE some bargains IN slightly used
tlres: see Us before buying. our Tuicaniz-
ing and retreadlng iE the best Federal
Tire Co. 5o9 Texas.
FORD COUPE-Ezcellent condition. new
battery, good tires. shock absorhers dash
light. chains, bumpers. etc, good paints
price $500. f25 Trust Bldg. Phi 1858
Z PASSENGER TOURING CAR - Wire
wheels. new cord tires. new TOT. rerar-
lished in first class shape. will. trade
lr sell. cash or terms. Phi TT7oW-
2 NJ F.-KeIley-Sprin Efield tres.
perfect running condition. etc.
SEQ. Would make dandy speed
stsr- Pm 39fsJ.
WHY CRANK AND CUSss"
lave your Ford magnetic recharEed while I
-ou wait oldest models crank Ike. new.
makes strong lights. COLulIBIA sTOR- /
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