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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-04
Jim BARNES AFTER WESTEI
OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSE
NATIONAL mud metropolitan CHAINS
Waller Hagen. Also
Entered.

CHICAGO. August 3.-Aiany of
leading golfers OF the country
rived today TO prepare for tho w!
ern open championship at OIyn
hclds tomorrow. Elghty-cight nj
erS. including seven amateurs. n
entered. 1t was announced today
several or the leading profcssioi
were out adjusting Themselves 10
Inherent courses, SO as to hay;
nketchy familiarity with tho
a crowd Of enthusiasts was ont
Watcl Jim Barnes. of Sunset
Club. st. Louis, present title ho,
who also won In 1914 at Aiinncan
and in Chicago in 1917.
walter Hagen, national aud mo,
poiitan champion. attracted much
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GIANTS DIVIDE THOUSAND
BEAT CHAMPIONS THREE
OUT OF FOUR GAMES
Toncy Had Cincs AT Ills Mercy En-
ccpt i'm Fifth
Inning.
iBy Associated rrcss.l

IVY tNSSNNIittU
NEW YORK, August 3.-Ncw York
ba;icd three Cincinnati pitchers for
a total OF sixteen hits today and
won eleven To one.
The victory gave the Giants the
series. three games to one.
Toncy WAS puzzle TO the worlds
champions except in the fifth inning.
when the Reds punched three hits
s.s
with Spcnccr's error for their lone
tally.
iiy winning yesterdays game from
Cincinnati the Giants divided $1,000
which Charles \. Stoneham. tho club
president. promised them last Satur-
DAY. They are now only .0iS points
behind the leaders.
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What Has Become Of

The old-fus hioncd rOoters TINT
uHcd to sling songs mt the Yankee
bnscba1i park, ending with '.Arc
You There, 3iOrlOrtyf"
The old-fnshioncd fan who
linked to his grnndstnnd neigh
The old Polo Grounds grand
stnndf
The bar TINT stood In the renr OF
the old Polo Grounds i;randst
The lhd5 who fingered mt the bnr
TINT rtood In the rear or the old
Polo Grounds Erundstnnd.
The wives who Vynitcd for tho
inds who fingered mt the bar TINT
stood In the rear of the old Polo
Grounds Ernndstnndf
The excuses mnIlc 10 the yyiycs
who waited for the luds who lin
Ecrcd at the bur TINT stood ia the
rcnr OF the old Polo Grounds
ErNndsinndf
We sec them through misty
hnEc-
The ball games of tho good old
days,
When Mnthewson thrilled you and
And -Four Fer Cent wa. flowing
free.
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BRAZILIAN WINS SHOOT

ht.NERi.po: BELGIUM, August /.
shooting with an American army type
reNo!Ner, scored pa in the Olympic
itNo!Ncr match today. winning first
n i IN me last olympic target
NM en-. on the unofficial results.
lie defeated by two points Ray
rhond g Brackcn. his nearest COM
pet!tor from the United States.
On inc unofficial results. the United
states won the team match and sec
ond place in the individual competi-
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DODGERS WIN AGAIN


BRoOkLYN. y. Y, August a
Brookiyn hammered three ST. Louis
pitchers today and made the series
three out OF four by Winning 10 TO T.
cadorc also was hit hard Inn, rns
saved by fast fielding until tho
seventh when the Cardinals punched
four hits Tor three runs. aud ouly.
one out when Cadorc was relieved
MamauN held the visitors 10 one
run and three hits in the remaining
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CUBS WALLOP PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.-lIits
by EIdck. Terry and paskert won 4
tcn.Inn!nS game for Chicago today,
max ing three straight from the locals
NIeAandcr and KiNcy, former room
mates when both were local pitchers,
met for the NTH time this season.
ana the Chicago twirlcr holds the
advantage, three victories TO two.
"l!llams' eleventh home run of the
season scored the only Philadelphia
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81. Louis .........o o o o ; . i,
Brooklyn ....... Q . o : x--l1
n!"r Olson. Johnston. Wheat, Myers go.
kon"tchy (2). Elliott t2). Mamaux Err
r"rs J!aNE!n. Mc!lenry. Lavan. Ha.n.s.
wheat. l<onc;chy ca. Home run Elliott.
stolen bases Smith. Johnston. Sacrifices
-klldun, Nc!s. Left on has-s-St Louis.
:; iirookiym. :. Bases on bal!s-om Hnincs
!: OF May. |; of Cadorc. =. II!ts-.";f
llainrs. in : innings; OF May. in lila
innings; OF North. in % inning oif e. =
G"rc. 10 ia : , innings. ll!t by pitcher
hy May. tElllo;D. Struck uut-by iJlncS,
J. 10y Cad"rc Passed blli-McCaity.
Winning pitcher -Cadrrc. Losing pitcher
..iiaincs ump.rcs. Hart and Harrison.
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walks RUTH THREE Times
YANKEES LOSE TO WHITE
S0X BY SCORE OF 3 TO !
Scored Quo ftun I'm Fourth Inning.
Fabcr Pitches Good
fynlI.

CHICAGO. August 3.-Urban Fa-
Der had tho edge on Carl Mays to-
day and Chicago defeated New York
J to 1.
Only cnco were tho visitors ablo
20 bunch hits and in that inning,
the fourth. they scored a run which
savea them from n shut out.
babe" Ruth drew three walks
and, on his other trip TO tho plate.
singled sharply to short Score:
New York. Chicago
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TRUCKERS BEAT BUGS


Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
WILSON, y. &. August 3.-ln an
Interesting and Snnppy game the
Truckers came back stron" today ana
defeated the Bugs by the score of >
10 q.
While Quinn pitched good hall FOR
the locals. Mctiloughlin clearly had
the edge on him. and only allowed
the TobaccOnists five widely scatter
ed hits.
Inc hittlnE anu hcluihS OF lfnNnor
visitors, While the tolIiuE OF Eittin;
and Kost featured for the locals.
IinN
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PIRATES DOWN BRAVES

iy NsSoC!aird Press
BOSTON. August 3.-r.ttsburrh de-
featcd Boston 10 . today takin adj
vantage OF Mcouilian's wi!dncss in
the second inning when - pass 10
eaton forced cutshawn in and Grimm
scored on B!g1cc's sacrifice ny
Boston rallied in the ninth when
Maranvil!c's second triple Of the game
scored two runs. but Eayrs closed the
gHmc hy dying out to Bigbce. score:
Pittsburgh. boston
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BUILDERS LOSE

PET ERSBURG VA. Angus, a.
Lefty Byrd. aside from pitching air
tight ba-! for Petersburg today. con
FOR the lone run OF the e.c0unirr - =.
home run Of BYRD came IN ,nu third
frame when the local hurlor dr6v,.
one OF Coorin's offerings mo lcft
held. The bali was los; in IN. busr.s
and before IL was recovered I,vrs
had scaInperct across tho ,'Into
CooEin pitched great ball. hnwns..r
allowing tho home club only fgu-
hits BYRD was touched 10! .iutt
Petersburg. Scvrnr, ~,
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INSTRUCTOR AT CULVER

Willard i. Ashbrook. son Of Nr
and Mrs. Ashbrook, OF EIkhordi
Springs. Chesterfield County. we'll.
kn""i athlete while attending John
Marshall ll:gh School. Is now phy-
steal director nj Culver MILITARY
Academy Indiana
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Totals 80 cilG Il
stsg..snI fA- Ma. A., 4.

New York .........o oiOooo o.
summary: Runs-Bodic. I.ciboli. L.
G E.l, T., WSaESerri EErr2f-Fap:r. Two
Thr:c-base hits--lackson. T. Colilas.
Stot'n bases--iH,iboid; Sarriacc--Jac:,
hon. Double plays-Mays "a prn.t 10
rip. Left on bascs--Ncw York. 10:
Chicago; $ bases on ball.-Fabnr. d
Mays J. struck uut--by FIhcr, G: by
Mays. :. tinpircs-Connolly and N.,iI!n
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ATHLETES STRIKE.

PARIS. August 3.-Thc first
recorded strike OF amateur athletes
in history, took place here today
n demand for better trainers and bet :
ter training quarters. and withdrew
from practice.
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I'm IN AIRY; Runs Summa. Bribccl,
leather Wasner Spcrba 60. Ctarui!iu
Meyers. Keller. Errcrs-corOrar. igrID.rl,'
SweetanG. Champlin. Jones stolen bases
-ThAiur.in. Wagner. Simmons t.l G.r,l-
nee hfs - LcathcTs. Simmons M.ycrs.
Jones. Lett on hssts-%DrfDlk IL: Rocky
Mount. u. Earned runs Norfolk . Rocky
Mount .. Two-has.. hit-kc.!-r I.hro..
h"s. hiis.Cochran Keller E4scs Oh balls
Of i:oach. 5; or Woruock. ~ STRUCK ou;
by LpaCh. by Nnri,.ak Inu.i.
plays" TO Brlbcci: Warurr 10
leather TO bribcck wMd pitches wor-
pitcher Worbcck Ya-r.sGr. T.,rh Va,
Acr Empires Brandon a:.4 CASTOR TIM.
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ATHLETICS WIN
Try Assnclntcd PCS

ST. LOUIS. August 3-pht,ldclphia.
although outhit. punched its hits TO
good advantage. and aided by the
locals errors. defeated ST. Louis to-
day, to 6.
The visitors knocked Bayne and
l.Mrwell from tho box in the NTH
lContinmcd ON Tcnth pacnl -
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Iinrit,Ilnt!.
New York.
Totals ...3i s2i Totals s.. - .! !;
sllafsrl KiiIr In MN y =.

Score lev innings: II
Cincinnati ....... q o o q q a.,
"Sw York .......: =, Xii
summary: fnns = Duncan, Burns ,1l.
nAnCroit; YOUNG 90. Spencer -. Doyle.
smith CD lirrors-kepf. NeaIc. Grimes.
spencer. Jwo-b3sc hits - Doyle. Nouu:
Ihrec-hase h!t-SounS. Home run-YouuE
stolen bases Spencer G). Burns ,2l. llcily.
Doyle, Frisch. Gonzales SaCriiiccs- Fr.sCiI
k".f pouhlr plays-Frisch TO Doyle to
k,.E; k"pf 10 Dauberi. Left on bases
CINCINNATI. g: New York, 10. Bases on
halls-on Ellcr, /; of RinE. =: off Fisher,
OH T"n%y. = iiits--on Filler. ia In
hinS' Oh E!nE. c IN innings: OF Fisher
!, IN innings. Struck out-by Fisher 4
Losing PIT chcr-Eiicr umpires ou!glcy
AMu O.DaN. 'rimn. ~.
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Suffolk,
Iticlin,Ontl.
Totals ...2, 3.;lG Totals "A u - IL

Richmond .:. o o : o = o o o--S
Suffolk .....-.,.... u o u u"
Summary: Runs--Poolc C2N, Gooch. Ara
Eon. Holmes. paurhtou. Davies. ltakrr.
Smith. Two-ba?e hits strain. Gcoch,
bascs-Smith. J. Poolc go. B!ncS. iiascs
on halls-oT Lloyd, !. Siruci; out-hy Me
WkOrtcr, :. Left on bu>,S-Sunulk, >:
Richmond. ;. Errors BARRETT. Davies.
Poole. Dec 90. Empires, Gross and
BTancr. Time. $40 Attendance, go
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IN score
S1'iI~,,r
Totals "G. hs5I5 Totals $50 : = y

Wilson ......... o O a G (. %
Portsmouth ........ 0 o % : t-2
rors-Csstie Is. Wal;frs Iuds!iis Parker
rwo-base h!'soBamgs,o Miller. f!rs, base
90. Struck out-by Quinn, =: hy MeLough-
lin. {. Slc1'!hC> hit - Malone" Double
play - Miller to ltuds!us. Wsli rltch
Cu:an. tmplr,s, Harper ana W,slrrVylt.
ILMe % A,..nn.. No. MN
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I'hilutlrluiiin-
& liicngO

Chicago .. q n n n ~;
ihi.ad-iphia ....O o o o o o U-i
y, S1m Iy1iyy Runs Fiaek. Terry. Alexan-
iictzos Wheat. Williams. Threc-base mit
,SicnEsl Home run w!liu6s stolen
n1se- " 'Liinms Sacrifices Alexander. XII
ii'rr. iicr%1S. Meusei. Double p!ay--'ferry
ittZoE ana Merk!c. I.cG on bascs--Chi-
aye fhladelphin, 10 Bases on balls
by Alexander q. 10y ENcy. . ump!res
iiSleT and Moran. Time J.iE
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Io'"lS LII "2. !, Totals 50 5 - Is
'iiaitrd for Mccuilan In seventh.
Tiia;te! Tor Scot; in ninth.
.Rau Tor P!ck in ninth.
Score hy Innings: r.
Pittsburgh ........ o o Go
Boston ......O o o y % o %
summary: Runs - Souihworth. Cutshtw
Grimm, Powell, Duscy. Errors-Cutshaw ",
lto"ekeL Ford Two base ht--SouthNyorth
Thrc"-gasc hits - Mtranvilc (2). Mann.
stolen hascs--Whitt"d. Powell. Sacrifices
eaton. H!6brc. Left on bIscS-P!tts burgh,
.; Eustou. II Rases on ba!!s--on Ponder
.; OF McCu!lan, g. lfits--on McQuilIam,
. IN : innings. off Scott, ] in : innings.
struck "ut-hy MCguillan, /: by Scott. !.
LoS'n: pitcher MC0uilinn U:apIrcs. Klein
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south Atlantic Ic,ruc
Southern A.soc,,,I,,

IIeenNill", 6: Augusta. 2.
har!csiOn- Columbia traipA
SparianDurg, S. Charlotte ia
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Ncw York. II: CINCINNATI. l.
nroo;'i,n 10; 81. Louis, I.
Pittsburgh. 3: t:oStun
(hiInEn. 3; I'hiIuntlnhin

~, WILRE THEY rI-iY TODAY.
fittshifrrh at Bo>tnn.
- Chicago al rhiludclphi.
M other games sch-,lti,cI
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TIGERS BUY PITCHER

CLARKSDALE. MISS. August
Harry BaumHnr;ncr. pitcher, with
club. OF the Delta Lea
was signed NJ today by Mike !. +
scout for the Detroit Americans.
VII! report for duty Mt the clog,
the Delta League season.
OTIED CDODrC pA~-
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&. y Tayior. la Porte. and II A.
2Tuack, nlush. CINCINNATI: George. Christ.
WIS: Julius iio;se. Sewwlc<!cy,, ia aud
OakInOnt. and louis rcllinr. iirnnhmrn
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-, WHERE THEY ri.Ny TODAY
Nichnnhl az Suiiuii, Crwn :nmrs.J
NOrlulk AT Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth AT Wilson.
Newport News at Petersburg
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STANDING or Gil

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Chicago.
1hiiIdrlphiI at 81. Iouis
iiu>tnn nj Detroit.
Washington at Cicycinn
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PAT ALBRlS TO AUGUSTA

MEMPHIS. TENN. August a.-p,t
the Memphis club. Of the Southern
Association. to the Augusta club. OF
the South Atlantic League. II was
nnnouncel hore tonight
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Petersburg .......l o % o O IL IL
Newport News ......O o o o & q %
- Summary; Run - Byrd E5ror-Soou.n.
I"o-bSse hit :. SHARP. Home run - BIRD,
stolen hases-Zi!llncer. Mcmahon Double
plays-Moran 20 N.rn!iyea Sacrifice M,
SHARP. VermiIyea. Bases on balIs-oT
Soosln %: Ltft on bases-Petersburg G,
Newport News. T. Struck out--by tso0.in
D: by Byrd. J. W.d p!tch-IsyTd I'm
Ptrss- Ortiz and KEENAN,. Time OF game.
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MNcmph!". atlanta. (tlrst Eamc)
mcihph!s; Atlanta, lsecon d
Ecss). e"''' uarH :
birmingham, o; Little Rock. z
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
!hiCaE". !; New York. I.
!hii;idriphii. .: st. Louis. &.
lso~ton. !: Detroit. 1.
Cleveland. 10: Washington. =.
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81. Louis.
brooklyn

Totals ~ u ~ II Totals ...Ji II - 4
Ran FOR McArty in eighth
'SHit"I for lia!nCS in seventh.
.liIttrd for North IN ninth
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SPORTS
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
;, lESTEKDAY;,s RESULTS.

= ", ,~hWu'u -: w liSIn. ".
i.orkN Mount. =: Norfolk. 4.
irtri shutc. 4: Newport News. u.
STANDING o.. CLUBS.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

AT $500 TO s1o.oo PER 1000
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

CLAPBOARD. s2s, AT. sSO.oO
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

YEIIt Model R, 1916. Very fine shape me- and we have never touched 1t.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Some Good Trades

40-acre dairy ranch, well improved; want city property
 21 acres beautiful ranch, N Central Ave- want Texas or Oklahoma prop erty.
 95 acres Texas ranch, four miles from Ranger surrounded by oil wells: will trade for improved ranch here and as- sume.
 SEE MIR. BROWN,
 WITH STEWART REALTY CO.,
 r w. ADAMS. PHONE 1897. 1t
 $325 AN ACRE
 For exchange. 80 acres near Glen dale. want $5,000 cash and $500O in city property or mortgages: balance easy. This land is as good as any in Glendale district. See Gardner. with Stewart Realty Co, r w. Adams st. Phone 1897. It DESERT 80. state lease, near Phoe- nix. Laveen district, for car, lot or what. 349 N. 7th Ave. bs
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

no sick need apply 500 w. Madison
 Street. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
FOR SALE

FOR RENT or lease new unfurnished double house, modern throughout. ready to move right in; double garage
 525-527 W. McDowel: adults only. h. quire S22 N Fifth Ave bd
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Exchanges

Team mules and harness for cotton. S750 equity in good house for good lot, or will trade for equity in small property.
 21a acres. good S-room house. to trade for city property. 50 acres good land at S240 per a. Will take first mortgage paper as part payment.
 V. M. FTKE REALTY co.
 r F. Adams bs
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Barret & POttberg
 Inc.
220 N. CENTRAL AVE.
 PHONE 4419

220 N. CENTRAL AVE.
 PHONE 4419 It FOR SALE OR TRADE-Buick light six. For lighter car, see Palmer, Apache Garage. bs 5-TON MORELAND chain drive, has world of power, stake body. will make attractive terms to responsible parties. See Gisburne at Union Auto Stage depot. bd WANTED for cash, 1920 roadster Dodge or Buick preferred, must be practically good as a new machine. Phone 201R3 bd
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Polk Street Garage

Storage, Repairing. Supplies.
 IA E. Polk St, Phone 1538. We have for sale bargains in used ,ars:
 6-cylinder Jeffries, like new. Ford Sedan, with extras. 6-cylinder Paige, guaranteed. 6-cylinder Olds, guaranteed. S-cylinder Olds, guaranteed
 h-Trade-Terms. bd
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 STUDEBAKER BIG "6" A 1919 Series car, repainted, re- topped, good rubber and mechanically right.
 DODGE SEDAN A 1919 sedan in best of condition. wire wheels, good paint and really good buy.
 NASH "6" SPORT Five good tires, wire wheels, top new paint new. upholstery like new. Priced to sell to some discriminating buyer.
 BUCKS Two good 1616 Buicks that are low in price. high in quality. Look 'em over.
 HUPMOBILE Model N, 1917. popular 4-cylinder car at popular price.
 vELIE Model R, 1916 Very fine shape me- chanically and we have never touched it.
 STUDEBAKER ROADSTER 1918 Series. Tn fine mechanical shape, new paint and ton good rubber. Get the price on It.
 KISSED ROADSTER 1918 model, sent out to coast by fac NTy for auto show of 1918, wire wheels, Kelly rubber, new top. good paint, low
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Special Today

1921 Oakland touring, brand new. 1920 Mitchell touring, like new. 1918 Buick light six.
 Will take cotton in trade on the above three cars. 1919 Ford touring, like new--s175 down 1918 Ford touring .....-.---..--..-.S S150 down 1917 Ford touring .-.-----.-.--------..$1 $100 down 1918 Ford truck S150 down 1917 Dodge touring ..------.--.$ $200 down 1918 Dodge speedster s200 down 1917 Maxwell touring ..----$125 down 1917 StudebalSer touring $100 down 1917 Buick roadster ---------..-$ $100 down We have many others on the lot for cash, terms or trade.
 RAY EGAN WHO" BUYS AND SELLS USED
 CARS
 520 w WASHINGTON ST. 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
PRICED TO SELL.

Small Cottages - Four rooms, city cOnveniences, northeast, on car line:
 S1950, $500 will handle, balance like rent. Phone 1858, Paradise-Dee Val leys Land Go, 116 Physicians Bldg, opposite I. M. C. A. bs
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Sale or Trade

Haynes light six touring car in Al condition, new paint, new cord tires VIII take small car or lot in trade. Can be seen at Phoenix Auto Paint Go.
 hs
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

FURNISHED APARTMENT for lease. This is one of the finest apart ments in the city and dandy location. Will lease only to adults; absolutely no children or sick
 BUNTMAN &5 KELLOGG 319 Heard Bldg Phone 657 ds
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

FOR SALE-By Owner: For few days only, good brick house for one or two families, half of house rented, ex- cellent location, beautiful shade, fur niture included; price $58O0, cash S2SOO; no agents. See Owner, 721 N. Third St hh
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

Auto For Sale If you are here for the winter and want to see the country, you should have car. I have an excellent Buick Touring Car, and will sell it right. See me before you buy; it will pay you.
 FRED A. DIBBLE,
 16 ". Adams St. Phone 3072. bd
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CAR 5 CROSS PANEL DOORS,
 $4.50 UP
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Studebaker USED CAR DEPARTMENT

STUDEBAKER BIG "6" 4 1920 Series Big "6'' that runs, looks and handles like new car. New cord rubber, bumpers. Az near new car as we ever saw.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

1x4 OREGON PINE FLOORING,
 $500 TO $6500 Ike OREGON PINE SIDING,
 $500 TO ss5.00 hx4 NATIVE PINE CEILING,
 AT $35.0O
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Ray Smith

WITH STEWART REALTY co. IT West Adams Phone 1897. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
FOR sALE-LIVE STOCK
Pony, Buggy, and
 Harness

For sale, cheap. Pony broke to ride safe for children. Can be seen at 34 Virginia Ave. or Phone 38S4 bb
 CHEAP-Alaska timber wolf, four months old. leads like dog, very do cile. HOO W. Adams IL
 FOR SALE-Two cows. one fresh and one coming in January. Star Cor
 ral, 2nd St. and W. Madison. bs
 FOR SALE-$125.OO takes a pair good work mules. weight 2400; $21O00 or qest offer takes. A pair young mare mules. weight 2000; $19O.00 or best offer takes. A pair well matched PintOs, mare and gelding, full brother and sis ter weight 2350 would make a fine ranch team. l will allow trial or trade any of this stock. Call at Star Corral, cor. 2nd and ". Madison. bs
 FRESH COW for sale. Phone 5J5. bd
 BIRD pup for sale. r $. Center bs
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
FOR sALE-LIvEsTocK

FOR SALE-Gentle Jersey COW, S65.
 End Park road, across canal, ask first | house right. bb
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
FOR sALe-MISCELLANEOuS
FOR sALe-MIscELLANEous LUMBER Special for Few Days

1 CAR ROOFING, 1. ? and PLY.
 S1.75 PER los so. FEET
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

. ISI-..3II -O " IOI 9.LIl. 2 ILVIIV 1J UN BIRD pup for sale. r $. Center bs
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

10000 FEET ODDS AND ENDS LY- ING AROUND. MAKE OFFER; ITS THE STUFF FOR THE FARMER; ITS THE STUF FOR ANYONE NEEDING LUMBER; IT'S THE STUFF FOR ANYONE WHO DOES NIT NEED LUMBER; ITS THE STUFF THAT PAYS TO CAPTURE.
 I DON'T WANT IT. AM MAX ING ROOM FOR NEW STOCK.
 10000 FEET OF OREGON PINE COMING = THE GENUINE STUFF; IT'S ROLLING IN FROM NOW ON EVERY DAY; ITS FLOORING. CEILING, SIDING. BOARDS, ETC. I CAN SHOW YOU SOMETHING IN THE LINE OF LUMBER AND YOU SHOW ME THE CASH. IT'S LIKE LY TO UPSET ME, AND YOU CAN BUY IT AT ANY OLD PRICE.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

HUPMOBILE Model N, 1917. a popular 4-cylinder ,ar al a popular price.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

BUCKS Two good 1916 Bucks that are low in price, high in quality. Look 'em over
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-28

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