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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-04

EXPERIENCED STENOGRApHER
DESIRES POSITION, REFER.
ENCE FURNISHED. Box 800
West Virginian. 10.30-4t.9256
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT.
4O3 Merchant St. 11.2.st92sf
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 500 Quiris
cy street. 11.S,2e926S
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Gail
after p. m. ga Ogden Ave.
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WAETED-Win pay $50 per month
TO middleaged woman to assist
in care OF house and small chill
dren. Refined home with all con
yen!ences. Address Mrs. f. F. Nil.
Ter, Broomfield. w. Va. 10.2T'Gt-92S4
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Machine shop foreman.
state age, experience, martlyu
or single. MeGEan4CS Tor repair
work IN shop aUlng principally re-
pair work on mining machines. Ma
chists. armalurG. wudcrs. road man,
ana young man with some expert
ence who desire to finish their
trade. GUYAN MACHINE SHOPS,
LOGAN. ", VA, 10-27-It.92Gl
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. WANTED - StenoErapher. Give
experience and salary expected.
Address Box 9271. The West Nir.
sinian. 11-3.3t-9271
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F0,, sAL.R

FOR SNLE-5 Registered o.. I. Q.
Sow Pigs. IL weeks old. The 4. b
Silver Strain. Good thrifty Qpe9.
c. II. Cakes, Little Hooking, ONO,
Route l, 1t,9.26t.9266
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i NlISGELLAlS a0US

SPIRIT PENCILS = Answers any
question. Write valuable mes
suges. Ill w. Ferry ST., Buffalo,
N. Y. 1O-30-It.92iy
SUIT CASE EXCHANGED BY
MISTAlS.E In Traction Depot at
ClarksburS Tuesday; initiated w.
u R., FairmoHt w. Va. Communs
cate with go Fairmont Ave, o. call
500 FairmOnt. W. Va. 11-3-2E926S
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FURNISHED ROOMS
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ROOMS FOR RENT-14s1:R,
1O.2O.6t.924S
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CLASsIFIED-sPECIAL ADVERTIsINGl
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Woman Tor cooking
and helping with homework.
Phone 1365-M. NJ. Bunner. Rt.
No. 6. Fairmont. W. Va.
1928 5t-924O
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
LOYs

Arnold Kanode, of Rock Ridge,
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. Elmer
Martin of this place.
Mr.. William Weddle and daughter
Dorothy, OF Woodsboro, spent sat
urday with Mr. Jessie Fox and family
Mr.. H. B. Pittenger, of WoodsDoro,
visited his brother, Mr.. George W
Pittenger and family, Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey M. Pittenger
spent few days of this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hahn, OF WOODS
boro.
Mrs. william Weddie, of Woodsboro.
spent Friday with Mr.. Jessie Fox and
family Of Logs.
Miss Annie M. Pittenger, OF Creag-
erstown, spent week with her faith
err. George w. Pittenger and family
of Logs station.
The spring time is here again.
We had a little snow last week
again. -.
Mr. Samuel Martin is about the
same at this writing.
Movings are the order OF the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey M. Pittenger
were visitors to Woodsboro few
days this week.
Mr.. Thomas EyIer, of Rocky Ridge
is dead
Mrs. Alice Long of this place. is
spending some time in York, Pa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
PATAPSCO.

The St. Patrick social held on Sat
urday night was a success, large
and appreciative crowd being present,
Miss Flo Shamer,. of Baltimore
spent Sunday with relatives OF this
place.
Listenl The wedding bells.
Misses Naomi Knight and Stella
Hanne, of Baltimore were Saturday
and Sunday guests of the formers
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Knight.
The old stork is still paying visits to
this place. He left Mr.. and Mrs. JUS
.tus Tracy a fine boy.
Mr.. st. Clair Shamer spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Shamer.
Miss Thelma Bush spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Taylor.
Miss Mary Richards is spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Richards.
Miss Larue Shamer spent Sunday
with Misses Hazel and Mary McMil-
Ian of near Houcksville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bowman spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bowman.
Some beautiful weather at the pres
emit time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
FRENCH DEPUTY TO JAIL
WAR HERO, CITED Il TINES, BEARING
Sc WOUNDS, MEMBER ONLY 4s HOURS.

nanutv for only 48 hours, Cap
4.i-,v verniers will pass the next two
years in prison instead OF on ms
bench in the French Farnadnenl'
That is the kernel OF the most ora
matic story Of the recent french
elections. Elected from Lille by 49,
400 votes to the Chamber OF Depu-
ttaa Verniers was convicted OF lar
cenv bv the military court on De-
cannber 6. three weeks after he had
z.aon elected and two days before the
Chamber OF Deputies opened its ses-
sion Had his conviction come TWO
.5avs later he would have been I'M
rTne. yesterday, seated in a hos
nital bed, where he had recoVereu
from war wounds, he wrote his res
ignation.
before the war verniers was a
valet de chambre in Lille hotel.
When IS years cid he entered tne
army as private and became SEE
ond lieutenant of artillery ana tnen
4 full lieutenant. He made an en-
vfable war record, being IL times
cited and having received Sc wounds.
He was decorated with the Crolx ae
6,uerre. the Medaille Milita1re ana
the Legion Of honor.
The military court at Chalons an
rounced that it had sentenced YER
niers to-two years in prison for hav-
ing stolen. in 1918, $4,000 francs
from the Treasury Of his Govern
ment. and for having, in 1918, sent
two horses and other military prop
.erty to his father, which were sold
for the lieutenant's benefit.
He will begin his prison term as
soon as he leaves the hospital, which
will be in the near future.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
LINEBORO.

Russell Richards, Baltimore, is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Edward Cent?, Pleasant HILL
spent the weeks end with A. G. Cent?
and family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Arm
strong. Saturday-twin girls.
Frank Miller spent Monday in Bal
timore.
We wish to extend congratulations
to John Webster and Mrs. M. Taylor,
who were married by Rev. Ehrhart,
Of stone church Sunday.
Ralph Strevig, Gettysburg, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. StreVlgi
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cent?, Hobart,
spent Tuesday with A. G.. Cent? and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Zepp, moved
their household effects to the farm OF
Theodore Strevig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stick spent
Thursday in Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Why Colds are Dangerous.

You are often told to beware Of
cold" but why? We will tell you:
Every cold weakens the lungs, lowers
4 the vitality and paVes the way for
the more serious diseases. People who
contract pneumonia first take cold.
The longer a cold hangs on, the
greater the danger, especially from
the germ diseases, as cold prepares
the system for the reception and
development of the germs of con-
sumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever
and whooping-cough. The quicker you
/ get rid Of your cold, the less the
danger of contracting one of these
diseases Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has a great reputation as cure
for colds and can be depended upon
1; is pleasant to take.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26

A handsome Barre Granite Monu-
ment, weighing 6 tons, and one per-
feet in workmanship and beauty was
placed in the Woodsboro cemetery on
the family burial lot for D. A. Shar-
retts, Woodsboro, by Mr.. Joseph L
Matthias, granite and marble dealer
this city. Mr. Matthias accepts CON
tract from any place, distance moi
considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10

vaT 8 tie freaty Of Vers3illcs '.. and
aguinst the Senate nat s reseffvata55riis was
issued. last night: by President Wilson
in a Telegram. to, Oregon leaders made
public at the rMhits House. so:
Desaring ithpt ;the: ,party had 1.-THE
honor Of the aati0hs,"' In its..hands,
the President said that the Lodge
rs.Nreatioqs Ere utterly silcinsisJ
tsqtt. 'wflh that honor as well as: de-
structwe of the role of world Leader
ss ri hich .the. sUnite,d@ States must
.xle-. ... So.
:rkio - o.. true A,::eff:saaisrh. .; tie
President sad, w5a&s::" thats With puts
Ae1nrica Ct, tie front Of free nations
and redeeTnj tba great promises
which we made to, the world" 1t
would be violation Of such prom
isstessss;; hes satas ITO attach reservations
ID. the tfsaty which, whittle it down
Or WEAKEN ii as the Republican lead
esrss castEe> Sarate have PROPOSED to
n, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
THREE PERISH IN. FIRE

Victims Trapped on Upper flonr in
East SIDE New York Dwelling
New York, May TO- Tnes Parsons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
DOCELE TRAGEDY

nagcrsrown. Ma, May l0.-Jell-
cusy caused J. H. Het.er. Of Will
Transport. TO SOC. and Kill Mrs. Kate
Rcwe at her hclrc in ShaTpsbar%
Saturday r;ent. IIct&cr himself died
yesterday il;rring from i woun@ in
flicsed bv Mr.. Rove while she was
attcmpti,gs tq defend herself.
Tn. fi::t husband Of Ms. Row"
died % years ago. With ether pro-
nsrrty, h ''stt 4 canal boat and the
widow h;rca II: tz"r TO crA,'.;.e i for
?,p-. He Professionally made love 10.
Mrs. Row" mt his a'ra2ccs w.re
r:'',urfed. l%:ftc.n years ego She mar,
I'd NJ. P>m2. 1t that tinro llc'2"r
threatened he would wreck th"r
home. During The last tx" wc"HS h"
had been secn near the Rove hom'
Frequently. Saturday night. while tn"
huSb2 nd was aw:y lIctXc: entered tho
\. ,.sa .lr9ur,l winlaw. Mrs. Ro"c
hal prcpa-"" for bed.
Hetzer f.i.,.| thr." shots, one go
ing wild. orc striking her in the fore
head ara nr.c entering her hody jaar
ahrNn lhe f-art. Mrs. Row. TIN ~
/ lamp which hit tn" man in tn"
head. ILsr stcad,.lsh;"r who WIS N
her rGum on tnc $;cor! flGcr,, |2i
awakened by -" &..ots. s." ian
'cwr and r~,na tn" hr.iY Of Hc,2cr
wing across hat Of Mrs. Rove. \
rcw. igr:ted by t'::- broken lamp, WIS
burning.
Thinkirr ll,tZer was E"r father,
s.he Fitted the head &C. tn man. lit
zer Staggered to his fc.t. lie died
soon after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
TaIEpERY IN bERLE
liz Unsafe Ut Leave Unguarded: Any
: .Muyable Articles in German
Cauital

Berlin, May l0.-In these disturbed
days, when the revolution .profiteer''
successor of the; war profiteer--
flaunts Ibis newly acquired wealth IN
lie face Of an impoverished populace,
rsSberies and, harsIar:es in Berlin IL
crease at On; aanefrnal pare. Street
Signs are fol ID announcements Of
fering rtTpsds for she return Of stolen
goods, and :ns one. of the main bus:-
lnss streets Of Berlin fancy s.oo.is
store displays this notice:
eGentlemen burglars are requested
,ot to break open the shop front nor
TO tanper With the. le:ks- There is
nothing To- stesl here: Al property
IS removed from the shop windows a:
night"
There have b~en scores of hpldrps
afA the othsr day man was strip
ped OF his rloshes. shoes and has, and
LETT on the Sidewalk in his under
c6thes
+. Is not safe for hotel guests 10
;ears any, portable property Of any
1ese1 ::r.ion in their rooms. Articles
ct clothing have way Of vanishing
into thin air, and hotel proprietors
le:line all Responsibility. Police sta
:isrGs Indicate that the number cf
hotel rcl.ber:es has tretded within the
last five years
Tp haYs typewrster.s urpadlocked
IS sheer euapahJe, negligence on the
parss"G the owner. The Berlin crin:.
~: co.:re has beer, obliged to organ
be. 8 special department; dealing ex-
.A4Gsvsly WITH stolen machines.
Cxse.s Of tiooselreakins have quad
capIed w;Sh:n tie last; three yearS.
Articles Of clothing, BED clothes, Ear
psts and curtains are the objects pc.t
desired by lhs ta!er:rs fraternity.
Dishueesty among factory hands
haa: grown 70 depbrsbls extent, 20
Ira. SAY. Leather telahg Disappears
Wholesale; it Is rrt no and said to
shae req irers:
:; Nor are caor'hss; cemeteries and
museums imnuhe from robber:es,, the
o5e.y carried eff being mostly au-
cent 'gsld a-aaneras and iewelFy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
| ELECTROMAGNETIC r Nii
It's Easyr-If You Know: Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets ;:

The eecret Of ksping young is to feel
sourfg-to do this you must watchYour
liver and mwe1s:StEdeS no med of
having a saHow complexion dark rings
under your eyes-piDIPlss-a bilious
sparkle. Your doctor 5l tell you
ninety per cent ,of al sickness comes
from Iiactive .boYsb and hvu. > !;
!. III. Edwards, a feill. Known physician
b.. Ohio, perfected & vegetable oo1s.s
pound mixed will olive al to. ACT On,
the liver add bowes, which he gaHeito
lbs ratjtnts fE years. =, -.
Ir. Edwards .Os1e Tablets. tie sub
stitute log cShneL Tt gentie in thtas:
acton yet always effective. They bring;
about usat rialilrai hipyancy which al
s&Gild, enieYby tGiIg up the liver md
Clearing tfs system Of mptHteS !,
br. Edwards Olive 7 4hkts .rt knowp
BY their Give ebbot. liz AID l0s. !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
:. ; :. : II y =, .ScrI-S ~ ), tssssfE Gs.i
KILLED H&aAlLSIy

I - sss,MSssEs I..::s* !
IL, = - 800 : 4. .;,.siiE gy;;;,:!
ises'aent oEsa.Hkl ss afu'u .leses y
.HSa;lealSns Wifesa ~
&tJ.2sxsS ~.
:. ElginE 3MMa1{Sy ~, frSrAlr q Enry
q fr;H{H3SSskot ana Filed hs,r nus
lana AaW kessase he b5rsiesd hi
o4he,. S3saaH ~: Hrtser. the sahDo5altiiiig
The ti is3 Sow s,;; si4. had pras,
|tueaA2Nas5a plstolr In the SsaG aRs
& hI 70 she wauha aale to
hit bssA2attd wbatri tae sobp t;llst
ti,rc Nsassss -. *
lsla1A JErfsriehs told how asss 'iains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
a. :. ti.tss s..s:s :iss ~: g z.
FRESCH YE{sRa TROOPS
German !sRsMah and Girls in Large
Nusabses Declared toi be Vic :.
EIiins .nf 4 tiacks hH Troops

1SSELsS5s 4. -
BSrl;uatsttay l0.--ln response to
an l;ntahpeaaticn by ! woln:,d .deputy
in :sftssS 3alrttenlbury dict, Premier
BBs4saared the German government
wEtafbis asked to bring about at the
ssa eosference discussion, Of, :: ths
"fssssassg.ace," Msv;ew Of alleged
ua:h erlea assaults by French negro
troops Upon many German women and
girls iinsUls occupied zone. Reports re-
ceived hsre froml the saar rcs'on,
which ths authorities alleged are well
aushent;eaietass., tel Of en- Increasing
number Gf murders and suicides is =
result ofsattscksf on sco-es !of young
German wc.k;flss girls by French
assro troops. 81 Il
" The reports STATE that many work
ing girls nave my.ter;ausly .disa ppearz:
Ell, while women of other classes, pga-
ierring seit-mpcsed death to dis
grace, have committed suicide.
"a storm Of indeScrib9,ble indigna-
ton would sweep over the civilized
world il the crimes Of the French
co!oled troops were ONCE made known.
declared the Re.n"nsoCte, in Disgusting
me situation, WHICH, 1t states, Ger
many alone is unIole 10 solve and
therefore mus: LOOK for help to the
wfi:tA natIns IF the world. s
VGrwacrts details Instances CT al
tachs on sirLs by the negroes and pays
grateful tribute to the meiican o.
ficcrs in the ccrupied territory, who,
I says, "a,:t in sympa th*ric under
Standing with the German local bodies
n the cndeavors Of the latter 10 re-
nedy the present terrible condition OF
alfairs.
!: Tine Sos:al Democratic parry. in
conference, Unanimously adopted :. re-
solution protesting against the en-
pioyment il Germany Of negro trccps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
FOR SKIN 1OR7URES
Zelno, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid. Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy

Don't woTy about eczema or other
skin trounsH. You can nave clear,
healthy san by Using Zemo. Co
tanned II any drug slor" !oc 3oc, or
extra large bottle Tor Sl0J.
Ze1no generally removes pInpic2.
blackhead=, biotches, eczema and ring
wavm and makes the sl.in clear and
heaiilly. Zc.ro is a clean, penetrating,
antiseptic l:quid, neither sticky nor
greasy and atains. nothing. !; Is easily
applied arc costS q mere trlil" i1r each
application. X il always dependable.
The T.. ". Roe Co. C!ev,!:.!r!. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10

were burned to death and one other
probably will die. as the resuls OF i
fire in an East Side tenement house
carly Yesterday. The fire. the origin Of
w!:ch is unknown. started N = hal:
way" TO the ground floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
BREAD 10 CENTS TODAY
Bakers Finally Agree on Increase tG
Meet Cost Of Production

Bread goes up from 20 10 cents
Leaf this morning. as previously
announced by the bakers based on the
increased cost Of materials and labor.
There was some talk Saturday that
one or two bakeries would hold out
against the increase, but it was un-
ders.ood last night that they al VIII
Stand pat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
MRS. GGMPERS BURIED
President and Cabinet Members Send
IA FJ9raI Tributes 10 Funeral !;

? 2 Floral Irib0teS 10 + meraI
New Tork, May l0.-Funeralk ser
vice Of Mrs. Samuel GomperS. ,w:fc
or the president &C the American Fed
crat On CT I.a,,2r, were hll he's: yes
terlay.
President and Mrs. Wilson. Cab:nc:
members and ether high government
officials 1sert floral tributes.
Irtermen. was in Washington Gene
terry, Brooklyn. Rabbi Stephen 5.
WISE delivered the 'culogy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
ROBBER KILLED
4bandCns Money ard SLotorcar in
.E7ivh+

[62TMf.IN MONEY A1H ALutuIcar TT
Flight
East st. Louis, H., May 10.-Eiglit
,neg yesterday neld up and totbei the
nl>:Tar:' National Bark here of $751;
QUO. Of,tials IF the bank fired or
the rciIb4.7s. killing cns ard captur-
;rra another.
Tire rc}+s"rs ware cuI1Del!e! to
abandon TIE money ard stolen 81
tomGhile. they had used when Officials
Of the bank fired on them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-10
FIRM ii FOR TREATY

president 5calk ! to I Dfapcrats~ to;
!, %s x, 4. Fight for, Pact - ;: -
+ Washington, May ia CALI to
the Democratic party to 90 into tbs
campaign stanairy iopF- square in fa-i
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

SPECIAL TODAY-Light house. keeping, half a block from Brill car line. 300 E. Morelaud St. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

VELIE 1917 TOURING WIRE WHEELS. NEW TOP ANT PAINT; TIRES PRACTICALLY NEW.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
FOR sALE-AuroMoalLEs 41z
FOR sALE-AuToMoeILEs Az STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT. VALUES RANGING
 FROM $500 UP
FORD COUPE 1920

FORD COUPE 1920 MONTHS OLD. EXCELLENT MECHANICAL CONDITION. FOUR NEARLY NEW CORD TIRES. PRICED LOW.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
U. s. Government
 Tents

16x16. Reclaimed army shoes, O. D Wool shirts, shelter halves. IS Souti Fourth street. Q
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

FOR SALE-By private party. ladies
 clothing, two coats, two dresses, one skirt, several blouses, in excellent con dition Phone 4971. ol
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
oLDSMoBILE s 1917

OLDSMOBILE 1917 REPAINTED A ND REBUILT THOUSANDS OF, UNUSED MILES IN THIS JOB. AND CAN BE BOUGHT FOR $35o CASH, BALANCE ON EASY TERMS.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

OVERLAND MYSTERY
 4-CYLINDER 1920 NEW DIVERSIFIED TIRES. THIS CAR IS PRICED TO MOVE TODAY.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
Arizona Lumber

The cheapest lumber in Phoenix, save $1o per thousand on boards and 2x4s. We have some good boards to- day for $35. 7th Ave. and the R. R. Mont Anderson. tf
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
EoR sAle-llvs sTooK

V FOR SALE-Team of good mules H and harness, Box S7l. Mesa. CT er FOR SALE-One COW. milking now Apply at 1T03 Grand Ave. dp A NO,-1 Helstein dairy cows. fresh I and coming fresh, for sale or would eX- change for -1919- 20 mod. Ford touring | car in good condition. Phone 110J3. dr !
 SALT Your sheep and cattle to keep them | in prime condition. We have rock, l block and sheep salt in any quantities. 1 PHOENIX SEED & FEED co.
 125 E. JEFF, ST, If FOR SALE-Pony, $ years old gentle for children; bridle and saddle; 1 cheap. SIS N. 9rd Ave. Phone 2S3F 1
 It FOR sALs-EGGs AND POULTRY NEW ZEALAND Reds and Flemish Giants, 50 rabbits, all ages, and lz hutches: must he sold this week prices reasonable, Phone S6SS. S OREGON AGRICuLTURAL. col
 LEGE
 Have more 500 egg record hens than any flock of Leghorns in America have five bullets and one oockerel Gun related) for sale at S25 for the pen; now laying Call today HIS E. Port land St. II TEN thoroughbred Plymouth Rock bullets; s1 each. Phone SIS. gs BULLETS for sale; hoganized stock. Call 2o1S; reasonable. go S- = WHITE Leghorn baby chicks tfrom heaviest laying heganizedD stock. now booking orders for this fall and next spring delivery. Prices and terms gladly sent on request. Hatehers and | shippers. of baby chicks since 1898. l MUST HATCH INCUBATOR co.
 40 Seventh St. Petaluma, Calif. It FOR SALE--About 200 fryers, IF lbs. to lbs. each: soc each. W. G, Barackman, Chandler, Ariz. Phone 74.
 WE HAVE
 Just received shipment of Reeferss Moresgs Tonic. Try a package and be convinced. It's a real egg producer.
 SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY
 PHOENIx SEED & FEED co.
 t25 F. JEFF. ST. If
 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
 WANTED to trade for white Leghern chickens, one first-class Jersey COW, can be registered. Phone a105. 1104 E., MeDowen go | FORD sedan, exchange for land. Box 3SR. Republican. | TRADE OR SELL
 | s0-acre relinquishment in Paradise valley. S. W. A of N. E. M and Y, w l4 of S. E. i4 Sec. 3o-3-N-4-E. for slaoo Win assume mortgage and pay balance of your equity. Small acreage pre- ferred.
 SEE MIR. SIRO1S, WITH
 STEWART REALTY co. 1 II W. Adams Phone 1897 s' FOR SALE OR TRADE FOF PHOENIX OR CASA GRANDE REAL ESTATE, VERY FINE PASSEN, GER AUTO, LIKE NEW; COST s4s00; ASK s1250. A. L. BLACK COLLINGS VEHICLE AND HAIR NESS co. al
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
1919 Ford Touring

Good condition, speedometer, shock absorbers, ventilated wind shield, large steering wheel, extra tubes. Price $500. Phone S433. Lee Meredith, l22s N. Seventh St It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

BUICK car for sale Call after 5. evenings. 721 N. 9th St. Phone 2o72.
 dr ONE MITCHELL, 1918 model. new rubber and in first class condition; price right. See Ed Gerloff, Rex Hotel, Mesa dr CHEVROLET 4-90. 1917, cut down; mechanically perfect; with starter, s200. Call at 35 N. Third Ave. It BUY USED CARS CHEAP I sell them for just what trade them in at. Bargains are always on hand or to be sold in advance of trade.
 E. A. COOKIE.
 Dealer. Glendale. Ariz. Phone 67. If WANTED-Fords for cash. Ask Whittemore. sos W. Washington St.
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
CHALMERS ROADSTER 1919

NHALME EMS KOADSI T EzFk I545
 LESS THAN A YEAR OLD. FIVE GOOD TIRES, BUMPERS, SEAT COVERS, MOTOMEFER, AND ME FINANCIALLY RIGHT. PRICED S3oe UNDER THE MARKET.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

DoRT 1918 NEW TOP, NEW PAINT, REBUILT A LIGHT, ECONOMICAL CAR. $2To CASH. BALANCE EASY.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29

DODGE TOURING 1917 NEW TOP AND PAINT; RUNS AND LOOKS LIKE A NEW CAR. EQUIPPED WITH & X s. SHOCK ABSORBERS
Arizona republican., 1920-08-29
Dodge Touring

1917 model, the best buy we have; must be sold today. y........,.....$4 $4o0 1917 Maxwell Touring. new rubber. new paint, seat covers $415 1917 Maxwell Touring. $275 1918 Maxwell Touring ............ sS2S 1917 Ford Touring-a good buy, lots or extras SfoV 1917 Ford Touring. motor perfect, rub- Der new. needs new top. $2TS Others we have
 1920 Jordan, wire wheels .......S S2Ioo 1920 Essex Touring -............$ $l4oo 1919 Dodge Truck ................$9 .$950 1918 Buick Light Six ............s 5000 1919 Nash Six Touring .S12oo 1918 Studebaker Six, looks like new a wonderful buy ..,.........s .s1050 1918 Overland Country Club, $500 1917 Hupmobile Roadster ........ .$7oo 1917 Buick A" Roadster .,...... .$foo Come and see us.
 If we haven't got what you want in the way of a used car, we will have If you say the word.
 RAY EGAN
 "On the Lot"
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