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Helene's Married Life Copyright by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

and seized stick Of lip salve. With an airy gesture, she executed an ar tistic carmine curve upon her lips, biting the under one so that the stuff might satisfactorily spread" Next, she applied a touch of rouge the merest f"soupeon," as she called it to her checks, her ear-lobes, and the extreme tip of her little point ed chin.
 Over the camouflage the powder puff was lavishly applied waiting a i Parisian scent upon the air.
 "There, I'm almost ready?" Alice snatched the perfume spray from the bureau, and generously employed it over her carefully -marcelled hair, her corsage, and her highly polished fin ger tips. ''Do I look nice, Helene l Do look a typical country chatelaine and hostess?"
 "Upon the contrary, you look just like a chorus girl-and a third rate one at that!" l was enormously tempted to respond. But l crushed
 down the impulse. Not only would
 it have been cruel-as the truth sc
 often is-but it would have quite failed of it's effect. Alice would have : been coldly furious, still quite uncon-
 vinced--except possibly to the. idef
 that I was jealous, catty and objcc
 tionable!
 Luckily, she didn't seem to expect an answer She caught up fan , and prepared to accompany me iron the room. Then, with a little petu I lant cry, she turned round, calling } for her maid
 My slippers! I've forgotten t' : change these for shade that match , es my frock!"
 , "See you later, Alice," l said, leav 5 ing her apartment. l walked doWl
 the corridor, and my footsteps led m ! in sort of detour, so that l nigh Q pass Jims room.
 ) His door was open. A big fir y was burning in the hearth 1t fun a delightful shadows on the floor an
 walls. A dim light was glowing nea Q his bed. I could just see that ligh' t although I could not sec Jim. F And then his dear voice-weak, bu . thrilling me all over-cried out i a supplicating tones:
 t "Helene!"
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SHARP ADVANCES IN COTTON FOLLOW uP
 EARLY LIQUIDATION

New York, March 15.-Liqudatiou inspired by the unscttling German news was quickly absorbed in the cotton market, and a sharp opening advances. Both March and May made new high records with March selling at 40.04 or the highest price ever touched for futures contract in the local market while May reach ed 37.23 and closed at 37.G9 The general market closed steady at a net advance of IF to 35 points.
 The opening was easy at decline with active months selling lower light after the call There was Liver pool selling and good deal of liquidation and private cables re- ported Manchester and local selling in the English market on the political news from Germany. They added, however, that the dislocation of Ger man trade might benefit British business and the Liverpool market rallied sharply after the local open ing. The relatively steady ruling of the stock market was considered re assuring, and after the first rush of selling prices turned firmer on covering or q renewal oi last week buying movement.
 New crop positions were held back by prospects for better weather.
 The census report showing demo cratic consumption of 516,594 bales for February was considered bullish and helped to offset reports of labor troubles at Fall River.
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of the question that I should sport these flowers. Moreover, Travis Lloyd, do believe, has natural an- tipathy towards me. Yes-disap- prove of me-and everything con nected with me. Oh he's polite enough. But I see frozen, congeal- ed look in his eye occasionally when he thinks l am not looking!"
 I could confirm the statement. Travis Lloyd did not approve of AL ice, and her worldly ways.
 Definitely I changed the conversa- tion.
 "How's our invalid tonight ?" asked, my eyes fixed upon my bou quet, and trying to sound very care less.
 "I'm not quite sure." Alice applied a powder puff to the tip of her dain- i ty, insouciant little nose, and regard ed the effect carefully in the mirror. She then lifted small brush, and flicked some blacking stuff on her l light eyelashes, hoping there by to camouflage their fairness. But 1 the effect was rather obvious.
 "Bother it all! l envy you your coloring, Helene" Alice proceeded
 lavishly with the "beading," until great Jumps of black stood boldly out upon her lashes.
 watched her, fascinated. Having been "upon the stage" the makeup , process holds no novelty for me. Al ) ice, however, was proceeding in ar l amateurish way, and overdoing the } camouflage most dreadfully.
 wondered vaguely what her hus : band would think of her-in this state. She looked ready for tho
 footlights, instead of decorous country mansion dining table! Alice dipped her little brush il r water, drew it afresh across thu 7 blacking compound, and proceeded tt outline her eyebrows with heav! l hand. Sparks of beading flew at ;
 tangent right across her forehead. "There! Do I look a vamp? ?" sh'
 murmured, craning sideways to ge y the desired effect in the lookin,
 glass. She had blackened her eye = brows to a decided slant, giving t Japanese result that she though
 very fascinating and Oriental. t She discarded the ubiquitous brusf
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By May Christie

l dressed that night with special care. And l wore pink. For noth- ing but rose-color expressed my mood
 1 had definitely determined to be happy. Jim was surely getting bet ter And I would regain his love. The fact of Travis Lloyd's attentions, mingled with Tony's compliments, served to reassure me that 1 was still both young and beautiful.
 Ought l to wear the flowers that had been sent to me? Coming as they did from MT. Lloyd, I didn't think it altogether right that l should wear them.
 And yet it would seem odd, were l to ignore the gift!
 A thought struck me. Dressed in my pale evening frock, l caught up the bewitching bunch of violets and pink carnations, and ran along the corridor to Alice's room.
 "Won't you wear some of these? ?' I held out the flowers towards her There was an appealing look in my eyes.
 "Wear them?" Alice shrugged shapely, decolletee shoulders. "Goot heavens, child, are you crazy? The man sent them specially to you!"
 "But 1 don't want them! II it isn't right of me to encourage his-his attentions, Alice!"
 Alice broke into a silvery, mock ing peal:
 q never heard of anything so ab surd, Helene! Where have you beer brought up pray? Not in the world that's certain!" She took stel towards me, and laid two hands upol my shoulders. Her glance was quit affectionate.
 "I'm. not absurd" I answered, rath CT huffily. "Only-correct, l hope.
 "Bother correctness" rejoined Al ice airily. "Though, as a matter o fact, l think you'd be lacking in 'sa voirfaire' if you refused to wea these flowers! Good gracious, the don't commit the man in any way Neither does your acceptance of ther commit gcosey!"
 "Then-won't you wear them, Al ice, please" I urged.
 "Me? An old married woman Alice laughed again.
 I flushed uneasily. For l, too though no one else knew of tha genus, "married woman."
 "Cheer up, Helene. It's quite ou
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in our favor and tend to relieve the
 situation. With the open winter and it's teaching we also have the
 chance to have something growing
 on the land most of the time and if we make full use of this opportunity
 it will be the means of increasing the organic matter in the soil and
 saving the nlant food that would
 otherwise be leached from the soil.
 "After the summer crop is removed from the land the processes working together toward availability of the plant foods in the soil do not stop The micro organisms in the soil con tinue to break down the organic mat ter making the nitrogen present over into nitrate form, a form which is
 very soluble and ready for plants to
 use' With no crop on the land this soluble material begins to <occumu-
 late in larger quantities, It IS true
 that cold weather tends to slow
 down this foSmation of soluble ma 1 terjal. but it is very likely that II
 Arkansas the process IS completeiS iS checked for only short periods dur ing normal winters. If we keep th' ] pound covered with crop so tha l the plans can pump these solupi
 materials out of the soil as formed then there will be little teaching, fo is the soluble materials, thos 4 which would be readily available 10 plants, that arc removed by teaching "What kinds of crops will we us Has cover crops? LeEumes shoui llhave first consideration as they no \ Ionly save the soil from teaching an gladd organic matter to the soli, Du X tfey also increase the soils tots x Sprply of nitrogen. Crimson clove { I66fr clover and vetch are we'll adap'
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, March 15. Soaring prices in the corn market today resulted chiefly from assertions that eastern railroads had been notified to fur nish Chicago grain shippers with B. GOO cars. There was an unsteady close, with May l.52 3-S to l.53 and July 1.45 to 1.A6. Oats gained IA cent to 1 3-I cent and provisions were unchanged to 12 cent lower.
 Much of the buying that hoistcd the corn market was credited to a prominent speculator who had recciv- ed message saying that the inter state commerce committee had prom iscd an effort to supply to Chicago 300 cars d day to take grain east during a period of 10 days. On the ensuing advance July and September deliveries reached the top most level Jyct this season.
 Prospective shipments east made oats ascend with corn.
 Lower quotations on hogs kept the provisions market weak,
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To Sell 5,00O,0OO
 Barrels of Flour

Washington, March 15.-Pernis- sion to sell five million barrels of soft wheat flour to Poland, Austria and Armenia on long term credits, thus assuring food relief for Europe, was voted by the house today.
 The vote on the bill granting the permission was 283 to 12.
 The representatives opposing the measure were:
 Bankhead and Blackman, Alabama Buchanan, Garner and Rayburn, Tex las; Johnson, Sisson and Stephens Mississippi; Johnson and Thomas Kentucky; Wilson, Louisiana, al democrats and Kraus, Indiana, re publican.
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NOTICE OF INTENDED APPLICA-
 T!ON TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigncd, as guardian of Frank Ed ward Diet1, William Paul Dietz and Samuel Eugene Diet2, minors, will make and file in the Jefferson Pro bate court petition, in accordance with law, to sell the following de- scrbed real estate situate in the city of Pine Bluff, Jefferson county, Arkansas
 Lot two (2) in block ten (10) of Drew Whites survey of northeast quarter of section ten (l0) township six (6) south range nine t9) west. Said sale to be for the proper cd ucation of said minor children. This the 10th day of February. 1920.
 MRS. JOSIE DIETZ,
 Guardian of Frank Edward, Wm
 Paul and Samuel Eugene Dietz,
 Minors
 2-17-24-2-9-16
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E. St. Louis Livestock

East St. Louis, March Hogs, 16,O00; 15 to 25 cents lower. Top 1880; bulk 15.40@l5.75; heavy I13.90(a15.10; medium l5,100ll5.75; light 15M15.80; pigs 1l,50M 1850.
 Cattle, 6,000; steady. Choice heavy steers ld.25(d l5.00; medium 11Ml4; common $500 075; good and choice light 12.25@lA.50; com mon 9.00ml2; butcher heifcrs 7.75(a 15; canners 4.50MT25; calves l2a 17.25; feeders S.500dl1; stockcrs 700 C. 10. 50. -
 Sheep 1900; slow. Lambs l7l5m 19.40; culls 13.50M16.50; yielders 15ml17.25; choice ewes 1o.25Ml1; f; cullS 5(d9 0G.
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New York Sugar.

New York, March 15.-The local market for raw sugar continues firm and while no business was definitely reported on cost ana freight basis. there were persistent rumors circulating in the trade that refiners had paid 10 1-2 cent for Cubas cost and freight. for prompt shipment. equal to 11.54 for centrl- fugal There were sales of z'ooo bags of Porto Ricos to local refiner at II cent for March shipment ano 30 900 bags of Cubas were sold to an operator for March shipment at l9 IA cent f. o. b. Cuba. The royal commission continues buyer 'n Cuba and sales were reported TOT their account of 50,000 bags of CubaS for March shipment at 10 l-8 cent {. 0. b. Cuba.
 There was no change in reiineo prices which are listed on the basii of IA to 16 for fine granulated. Iher' is an active inquiry and 1t was sai' that deliveries are improving.
 There was little more activit!
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ed to Arkansas conditions. Rye is a very good winter crop as it does well on nearly all soils. Rye differs from legumes, in that it adds no nitro gen to the soil, but as far as check ing teaching is concerned, it is just as desirable. Rye and vctch make a very good combination. The rye will provide large amount of or ganic' matter and help to hold up the vetch while the vetch, being le- gume, can add nitrogen to the soil.
 "Plan to protect your soil next season with some sort of cover cror."
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WARNING ORDER.
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 76S5.

In the Chancery court of Jeffer-t son county. Arkansas.- Rhodie Ticie, plaintiff, vs. James Ticie, defendant The defendant, James Ticie, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty Gays and answer the com palnt of plaintiff, Rhodie Ticio.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of March A, D., 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk. tSeal B 3-l6-23 30 --4-6-13
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Hungarian Royalists
 See VindicatiOn

Bucharest, March 13. Hungarian royalists are rejoicing ovct the re- port in Germany and claim 1t IS Justification of their argument that socialists revolutionists are incapable of maintaining government.
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Ten Years
 His Years

Doesn't it make you feel good-cause you to straight en up and feel "chesty"- when someone guesses your age at ten years or so younger than you really are? You look into your mirror, smile with satisfac- ton and say to yourself: Well, he didn't make such a bad guess, at that"
 The point is: You're no older than your vitality.
 If a man is strong, vigor-- ous, mentally alert, fine and fit at 50 he has a better chance of living up to 80 than a man of 30 who is weak and rundown has of living up to 60. While none of us can stay the years nor stop time, we should all make an heroic effort to sue. cessfully resist the effects of time by ever keeping oul vitality at par.
 When you sense a feeling of slowing down of youl physical forces when youl stomach, liver, kidneys anC other organs show signs o1 weakness-when you notict a lack of your old time pep and @spunch''- in othel words, when you feel your vitalit. :. Is on the wane, you should com
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Case No. 7593.

In the rhaucery court of Jefferson county. Arkansas Martha Daven- port. plaintiff vs. Henry Davenport defendant
 The defendant, Henry Davenport, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days aud answer the complaint of plaintiff, Martha Dav- onpor;.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court this 9th doY of March A. D. 1920.
 $. r. NAULX, Clerk tSeaD 3 9-lG-23 80 4-6
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k{dF|EQADVERT I}EMENT}
Ic."
 MALE HELP

~~-~~>>
 |sr WANTED; A, coop D Sr S.r.,ntsd to take charge or tLlas laI mnanufacturing plant; ern r;snce and salary eX- eAp+ ss+ letter; non-unlon n 1lrsp ? Q, Box 195, Texar- dress T. 3-12-3tF ,TrN. 17 UPWARD, DIES, SIR, R, Vay 'g. au.' for free particulars ex- rl's IT Leonard, (former gov F, ,exssminer) si 96S Eqaita s,a e3s pie ,s;ngton, D. c. - S-lS-ots 15.1ots ruoh1c YOUNG MEN OF II lrsyee. inu wanted. Salesman ls1ience sriaDv' desirable but not e, ! Apply James Packenham; a aad < ; m' n'.l Monday and after ' |, H. oo-~-~O~~~
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, March 15. Rough rice no sales; receipts l,2l5 sacks; millers receipts same.
 Clean rice strong; sales, Honduras 116 pockets & l-dM II; Blue Rose l. CIT pockets 11Ml2 1-2; receipts 2,240 polish and bran unchanged.
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New York, March 15.-Cotton seed oil sold off 20 to 40 points early on unsettling foreign political news and with lard but steadied later on short covering, inspired by the im- provement in practically all the com modity marekts. Maysclosed polnts lower and July 10 net higher. oaiee ee 17,OOO barrels. Prime crude lo.oo asked: prime summer yellow sPo' DO 1S 5G119. 50: May s1977; July 2O.2O; October 1850. Prime winter yeiio" and summer white nominal.
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Appiy at Barnett's to see same.
 >~~'>c~>~~~--s~~~--o-oo-----oo-l1c41o,sooe.o -olc1oso.o- o-14,oeS
 ONE EIGHT-CYLINDER 5-PASSEN- ger Uldsmobile; repainted, good top, excellent tires, $70O or $24O down, Calance in 10 monthly payments. |une Dodge commercial car; motor in |pct1ect shape; good tires, everything M perfect running order. Will take sord car or truck in trade. Bal ahee Tn monthly payments. A Bar gain at $75O.OO. One Ford conne. soIa soI running order, $375.0O; will
 Me Slz5'OO down, balance in 10
 ;ar. on'nly payments. One Ford tour e' 'epainted, good top, good tires, hv.oa hM,, VI very good shape; a real ;m Iay ,o at $a25; $1500O down, balance IT. Touu; ,v monthly payments. One Ford mo.ang nW4.a,hg' two new Goodyear tires, hnosor Tn good condition. A real bargain S425.00. One 1918 Ford ttouring car; good upholstering. good STp S;pn ana tires, $40O.OO. One "Little ad I raige touring; mootr overhaul eu, .a nsW Gttery, reprinted, good top, S~ueiss So',' tires, $650.OO; S25O. .0J onuwn, Isfance in monthly payments evoa, one isls Little Six" Paige touring; to tAie,ient ha condition; must be seen aud sp pe appreciated; $775.00; $26O down .a,s, one 1920 Maxwell touring, pIs good dAsn a: sew' seyo' oo repainted; a real bargain Soou 2" z i9eA 22OO0 down, balance ik 1l tnur @ payments. One Cadilla, sUus rou ,$b75.00; two new cord tires iIepainted. ie new top; motor in excel tsns traa condition, $19O.O0 down. We will eraae Ford or Chevrolet in O, S;c.. Sny oI the above cars. As an in o,cauon of what the public think ~ our used cars, we have sold six use, svaa.l .. n tne past week. With sbrin, N MeaIner our stock of used Cars vii ne quickly exhausted. We also hay farmers plan on time payments m and ,r wh,en ha, you can pay one-haiIf dow ernn enu balance in the fall, when th ssyp somr comes in. McGehee Motor Sale SsSn SSSsSMpSany. (The Progressive Antomo st,s XIII .%sSlenantsl 1l4 West Barrauu |
 SASAs ov*' 2-27- 1
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Spo. Cotton.

New Orleans, March 15.-spot cot ton ouotations unchanged. Sales on the spot POP; to arrive l75. Low middling 32.75; middling 4l.00; good middling 4300. Receipts 6,415; stocks 37,375.
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Liverpool Cation.

Liverpool, March 15.-Cotton spot in limited demand; good middling 30.04; fully middling 29.O4; middiing 2s.O4; low middling 34.74; good or dinary 21.54; ordinary 20.54. Sales 4.oO0 bales, including 32.0O American. Receipts ii ,ooo bales, including 1o,- 100 American. Futures closed steady.
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in the market for sugar futures and prices were higher on buying by trade interests, influenced by the strength in raws. Closing prices were , to 10 points higher with sales of 600 tons.
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; bargain
 Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover 1-6-t1
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FRONT BED ROOM FOR nriyate nome, connecting bath reference required. Phone
 3-14-6t
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JNQ-A SORREL HORSE, WITH
 a Ha2, foot, on March 3 by c. c. R miles west of town, on lce1SH road. Call and pay reward. 3-1O-6t
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|o1JNG MAN WANTED

far a well known manufac-
 ro,,nr av man full of pep and
 vho yvs under expert advice and ,;on " will develop into a ,aSs I,S salesman. No previous
 a'I exnerience necessary, but s .o in retail business would nf nf' assistance. Apply room Esforson hotel, between ll:oo |nd 1:3O D. m. Monday, March na A'o' It
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Cotton Seed Oil,

New York, March 15.~Spot cotton steady; middling 41.00.
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ONE FORDSON TRACTOR FOR sale cheap; used three weeks; gooc condition. Phone 9523F2, Box 80,
 F. D. No. 1. o-l6-ot
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Your greatest source Of comfort, of inspiration, and of happiness are you. eyes Guard them car"Full J Have them examined regularly at B. Gottlicb's Optical Parlor, 1l3 West Second avenue. 3.l3-2t
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THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping, modern convenience, two blocks from car line; short walk to Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber ccm- pany; no children. Phone 1l76.
 3-11-Gt
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ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK; fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office
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The Maoris regard the owl as a bird of ill-omen, supposed to fore tell death or. disaster.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

E BoARDERS, WANTED. AP' 6s West Barraque, or phone Also have one nlce front room pnt to gentleman or couple. F 3-12-6t
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BY COW, PART JERSEY, led from 140T West Fifth, had
 alter; no marks or brands; re- for return or information lead- to recovery. Chas. A. Linakerj Walnut; phone lO93. 3-1Z-6t
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES
 all sizes. good conditions. Write fo1 prices and terms. Adams, Box 677
 Pine Bluff, Ark. ls6-t1
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SEVERAL CANARY BIRDS FOR sale, some paired, separate singers guaranteed to sing at night. Call at 400 w. Barraque or phone 25o9.
 " ". 2-12-6t
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

kIRlPPED FORD FOR SALE AT A lafgaln; with top and lenders; can
 (e e,s seen at 1915 Main. Phone TIA, or kUoS. 3-16-10t*
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ArAkEN ACskEs: ur.

GSTRAY TAKEN UP. bve taken up and keeping at ger j Sixth avenue one COW. Owner recover by proving ownership paying cost of keep and of this ertisement. Laura E. Parks. ; 3-l1 s:
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LOST

bED BAG LOST FROM AUTO
 be Tuesday night, on Walnut t, between Sixth and Eighth. Re- if returned to Graphic. 3-11-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS

~~~N~N~~~~>~~~-
 EHT SECONDHAND ONE HORSE
 gon; also mans saddle; must be in
 e condition. Phone 863, ask for
 Haygood. 3-14-6t
 ID MIRRORS RE-SILVERED AND
 de good as new. Work called for d delivered. J. E. Pogue, 115 East cond, phone 36. 3-12-6t# S~~~>~>O-~~~>~~~~N~-O~
 ANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC Id hand furniture. We also repair (rniture and connect gas stoves. Eing Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine rect, phone 24S9. 12-3O-tf rORAGE--PERSONAL ATTENTION |ven to handling and storing fur lture and household goods. Cot pn Belt Warehouse and Storage DDnm,pany, Dn, Third and Georgia. Phone Fol. 2-27-ti
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FOUR ROOM HOUSE, MODERN;
 2O9 Florida; easy terms. See A. G. Russell, phone 480-249S. Home In surance Agency 3-l4-ot
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EoRD SEDAN WITH SELF START Y TOT sale; in first class condition.
 Hppiy at Barnett's to see same.
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SALESPEOPLE WANTED

SITUATIONs-FEMALE. POSITION WANTED BY REFINED young lady as stenographer. Address Route No. 5, Box II. Miss Wyatt.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-15 WHITE WAN dotte chickens. Phone 932. 621 Ash street. o-l4-o'
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= MALE OR FEMALE HELP

WANTED-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, girls or farmers. We furnish work and workers on short notice. Chas. Howard Real Estate and Em- ployment bureau, 217 1-2 State street or phone 994. 2-271m
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

ONE BED ROOM FOR RENT AT 311 Olive street. Phone 1915. 3-13"3ts'
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FURNISHED BEDROOM FOR
 couple or young lady. 619 Oak street. Telephone 2683. 3-11-6t
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TOmorrOw-Jim Asks for Gift.