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The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
1olshevists Advancing.

London.-Russian Bolshevik forces
are advancing on each end OF the Po-
lish front, but are being held along the
Beresina river, according to an Off
cial statement issued at Moscow and
received here by wireless.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Editors select Florida CITY.

Miami, F1a.-Miami was chosen by
unanimous vote as the 1921 convention
city OF the National Editorial Associa-
ton, in session in Boston, according
10 a telegram received here.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
WAGE Decision Soon.

Chicago-Judge r. NJ. Barton, chair
man of the United States railroad la
Dor board, announced the board would
try to make temporary decision on
wage demands within week. The
board then adjourned indefinitely.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk In comfort; so do stockings
A package Of Aliens Foot=Ease. the anti
septic powder 10 shake into the shoes and
sprinkle in the foot bath, gives you that
'old shoe" comfort and saves wear. Aliens
Foot=East makes tight or new shoes feel
easy Ladies wear shoes size
Smaller by shaking Aliens Foot
Ease in each shoe in the morning. sold
everywhere.-Adv.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11

Bcston.-A famine in timber and its
products, including print paper, unless
Immediate and far-reaching steps are
taken for forest conservation. was pre-
dicted by C. Price-Green OF Toronto
before the National Editorial Associa-
ton.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
win Not seat Canadians,

Montreal-Delegate from the main
tenance of way section of the build
ing trades department will not be
seated in the American Federation
Of Labor convention. it was announced
after q meeting OF building tradesmen.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Opposes Cash Bonus.

Spartanburg, s. C.-The South Car
olina chapter of the Rainbow Division
Association, at the closing session OF
its first reunion here, voted against a
cash bonus for former service men,
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
HUNGARY sians Treaty.

versailles.-The treaty of peace with
Hungary was signed in the Grand Tr
anon palace here. The Hungarian
treaty was the first OF the treaties
framed by the peace conference to be
signed ahead of time
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
900 Per Cent Dividend.

Spartanourg. S. C.-Annourcement
was made that the directors of Inman
Mills here have decided. on = stock
dividend OF 400 per cent. 800 per cent
to be In common stock and 100 per
cent in preferred stock
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Morocco Accepts Peace.

Paris-Rebellious tribesmen In
French Morocco have yielded to mill
tary authorities there and have ac-
cepted the conditions of peace present
ed by the French.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Brvan Fer Labor commi++..

Washington.-W. J. Bryan, appear.
ing before the Senate labor committee,
urged creation of permanent tribu.
nal Of investigation for the adjustment
of labor controversies, without author.
ity of enforcement
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Bold Raid in Dublin.

Dublin.-Twelve soldiers, compris-
ing the guard of a public building
here, were surprised by party of
armed men, who took away their arms
and ammunition and two machine
guns.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Reds Take New Positions.

London.-Russian Bolsheviki forces
fighting against the Poles and Ukraf-
mans In the Tarashtcha region, south
of Kiev, have retired to new positions.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Each Has Special Gift.

Degrees Infinite of luster there must
always be, but the weakest among uS
has a gift, however seemingly trivial,
which is peculiar to him, and which,
worthily used, will be gift, also, TO
his race fOreyer.-John Ruskin.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Reduce Mexican Army.

Washington.-Redu of the Mex
ican army has been started at the sug-
gestion of General Obregon, according
TO advices received In Washington.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Asks Armenian Mandatory.

Washington.-Authority to accept
for the United States mandate over
Armenia was asked of congress by
President Wilson.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11
Forest Fires Raging.

st. Johns, N. Forest fires. start
I'd ty sparks from locomotives, have
destroyed several settlements on the
Avalon Peninsula
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11

London.-Turkish nationalist forces
and the superior command of French
troops occupying Cilicia, Asia Minor.
have concluded a twenty-day armis-
fice.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11

Vanity in early rising does not abate
itself because its earliness is due only
TO an inability TO sleep.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11

Port Gibson.-The good weat ther that
has prevailed for the past 10 days, and
which permitted the farmers to work
their crops, has worked wonderful
changes in all of the crops. The corn
is reported to be looking fine and the
cotton crops are beginning to show up
nicely
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11

Meridian. - A contract has been
awarded by the city council to John G.
Watts for the engineering work pre-
liminary to the paving OF Twenty
fourth avenue, a resident street, and
the repair of number of paved
streets, involving an expenditure of
$215,00O.
The Aberdeen weekly., 1920-06-11

| city at the Elks' Club. The following
officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year: Nj. w. Sharp, Ruleyille,
president; Sumter Gillespie, Green
wood. vice president; E. Lawrence,
Greenwood, secretary and treasurer.
o. F. Lawrence Of Grenada, Walker
Wood of Winona. J. L. Gillespie of
Greenwood. NJ w. Sharp of Ruieville
were designated as committee on
constitution and bylaws. The associ-
alton comprises an initial membership
of about Is or 20 printing and publish
ing concerns.
Coffeeville. Three carloads OF cat
tie, hogs and calves were shipped from
Coffeeville by County Agent A. G..
Hamilton.
Iuka-The farmers of Tishomingo
county are taking advantage of the
sunshine and are putting full time on
their crops.
vicksburg rg-Compulsory vaccination
of school children to prevent spread
OF smallpox in the city was recon-
mended by DR.. s. Myers. city and ccun-
ty health officer.
Clarksdale.-With the women be-
hind the movement. action has been
started here toward the establishment
Of a children's playground during the
summer months
Blue Mountain.-For the first time
supplied with its ice from factory OF
its own county.
Crystal Springs.-J. A. Wilson CT
Lawrence county bought q 20O-acre
tract OF land three miles east OF town
for $4,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16

Do you know that you losing money when YOU
fail 10 take ADVANTAGE of this big Removal Sale? Here you
offered reductions Of from 70 to so pc, on Hin
Grade Merchandise. Such Clothing FForm and Hrsh-
Wiekwre, Packard and Emerson Shoes, Ide New Arrow
and E. w. Shirts, Mallory Hats and other well known
lines Just step in and let show you these wonderful
values
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
ESOC10tV:]
Party ai lloNce IInme

Mrs VIM. Boyce entertained mum.
Der Of her friends very delightfully."-
Friday afternoon at her home. ITO
Tyler Street. In honor ~ Mesdamcs
Edward Temple. Ray whcatlcy, Char
les Fisk. y. G. Seaman aud e. G.. Dana.
all Of whom are leaving Amarillo
shortly.
A PROPULSION u sweet peas and fern
were used In decorating. making an
appropriate setting for the delightful
occasion. -Four tables were arrange
for cards. and bridge was enjoyed
throughout the afternoon.
4 delicious salad course followed bv
an Ice course was served 10 the follow
Ing guests: Mesdames Edward Temple.
Ray wheailey. Charles Fisk. y. G. Sea.
man, e. T.. Dana. l.. T.. lylcs, A. T..
l.umpkin. !. NJ. Dclzell. A. \. Lump
hin. r. &. Nccly. +. NJ Bisl"c., Avery
Turner. q. j. Num-. u. e. -. Bynum.
a.. u. Hubbcll H. !. Parker. !. y Free
man. e. u. Hoover. Tom Curric. =. :.
Newbold John Mcknight H. :. Thomp.
son and Miss Harriet Corbin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Belle IIennetts Meet.

The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
held an interesting netting Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs y. VI. Neal in
charge. \ most inspiring scripture
lesson was given by Mrs n -. Jones
after which the following topics from
Cnririn- amcricanization were dis
Cusscd.
The National Moralc-Nlrs Hardy
International Sympathy-Mra Dust
In.
T. he status Of the Foreign Born Dough
Boy-Alrs. Burke.
Paticncc-Mrs. McClimock.
Co.oporntion-Alr Babcock.
Low. with Sinccrity-Mrs Hacker
Democracy ~ Christian Conception
Mrs Manning.
Current Events In Regard to lmmi
grafton Mosdamcs TimmUns aud Bow
en-.
The president Mrs -. u Simpson
then took charge and number of bus
incHs matters were attended Ia Mrs
lurdino was appointed 10 assist Mrs
, Edwards IN regard to the cradle rul
work
The society was dismissed 10y r.
pcating the Lords Prayer In unison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Interpretive Reading Club

MIR. Il, o. Maayrson. Jr.. viii cn.
terrain the lntcrprciiv" Reading club
Monday evening at the SOME ~ Mrs.
I. T.. Rowland 1909 Van Buren, street.
The study hour viii be- devoted tu Z
further development z :he topic.
Faith. through two pp'ms that fur-
nishcd such beautiful and treu exam.
piles IL the theme. the TwcntyThir,l
Psalm. aud Tcnnyson's Crossing the
BAR" The "piluguc Of irowning's
"Ns llando" viii again L. taken up az
this meeting and roll oill with be- r..
~ponded t. With quotations from var.
ious clissics dealing with the evening"
theme.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Drlplilan Club.

The DHphian club viii meet IN rcgu.
lar scudon Friday afternoon, May q.
1T the home IT Mrs J Leslie Williams.
1917 Taylor street Alrs J. j Crum"
viii lead In th" afternoons lesson, ahd
the following program viii be- rendered
QUESTION BOX ~
EUROPEAN alinting
Flrmish Schools--Nlrs. T. NJ CAD
well.
Dutch Ar,--airs Tony Chisum.
Dutch Landscape paintcr-Mrs j. !
Crume.
German Artists Mrs 4. : Dickson
Spanish Art-Mrs. ". II. Flamm.
Painting In France Mrs &. D. jack.
SON.
The Rarbizon School Airs. Jac,
llnuspr
English Painters Mrs Henry Hall.
General Discussion,
Special number Selected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
intermediate I:ndcayor.

The Intermediate Endeavor Of The
First Christian Church VIII meet W
regular session Sunday afternoon, and
the following program viii be rendered.
Topic How Religion Pays.
Lcadcr-Amy Gil.
Song
Lords Prayer.
Scripture Lesson--Alya Smith.
Leaders Talk
Alotto Head In concert
Song.
How IL Pays to cI.ad'-Tom Bowlln
Now II Paws To Attend Church
Elizabeth Benton.
How liiblc study Pays"-liuford
Avery
Piano Sulo-ldn Mcclure.
What IL thccr IN Religion Ia Deyclol
ones Natural powersy'-licrnice Bow
lin.
Bible Illustration Of how Religion
pays-l,obert Brown.
How Does Christian EndeaNtI
walker Dixon.
Song
Miypah.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
90 ! q, eriain with Dinner and Musical
Program

\ d,liiltir' dinner followed by a
nny cal ii'.nam will he given Tuesday
evening" a. o'clock IN the Annex 81
the i'ug Street Methodist church by
tho Missionary societies of the church
and :hr Iti.athea Glass. the honorccs
OF the o,1as'on 10 .bc all young ladies'
who are ,nrag"l IN business In Anna.
,ilio nt the present TIM aud whose
homes ate ~ anothcr city.
Thu idea ,!hi,h was conceived some
time ago h" ia. Methodist ladies' II
Iran1g Tsruinr for all of the business
m,n If ~, city who have heard Of II
i.rnrtby ,pcorsc Il. and all the young
la,Iies' WHO have been talked a. person
ally touecTnInr the entertainment have
&c, ep1d the Invitation with enthus.
ianfr a. course II would be- an impos
.ihiiity a. &c nj u personal invitation
tc each young woman Whose presence
- desired ana ~ II you happen to h,
,ugag,d az I. .sness here. aud your
home not IN Amarillo. ~ u you know
II some young lady who n. consider
this as a personal invitation. Your pres
oncr ~ py.g't'v desired and you viii H.
missed IL yoiI do not COME The dinner
viii be- composed uf the delicious hum'
dishes that everyone enjoys and n
hsnuiifui little souvenir IN a. be- givcI
each uic present. Don't forget Tues
d., y, 'clnrk in the Annex of th'
church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16

y z little ,csi cf the same material
thu has sleeves attached to II that can
l7' wnn len Il, sired The coat II cob
ll,l"ss hlt the blouse designed FOR Il
provides this feature and also the
slccyrf vhcn IN, vest ~ not Included
\ long. wide "'indsor tie that falls 10
III" knees i au interesting feature. n
ai.n are the s'ctycs. which are haggc I
ot' ,rry tain wristbands
To" u'~',l T. equally suitable Tor the
H''hs that ar' 80 much IN demand. -.
pcciiiy Zee - cartridge silk. and fcr
m, 80, s'ncoth-surfaccd warstsds Mrs
Scsai r'rsclf is having the SUN copied
IN q tine checked brown and white
""rsc With brown silk braid binding all
the ,dges.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Junior q. Y. T.. 4.

First Baptist Church
subject. Ruth the Immigrant"
Piano solo--Lois Young
Introduction Leader. Elizabeth
Giles.
Bitter. Sweet -Joscphinc Ingram.
Immigration Immigration - Fay
Blackwell
Riches Poverty Myrtle Gaut.
HON. Sweet llome--Ilara Wigglns
Vocal solo Robert Dvcs.
Reading. The immigrant-Edltn
Joslin. '-un1l
Piano sol0-flizab.th Tolleson.
Song. No. l7a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
Entrriains Friday bridge Club

Mr. a. Il, Jack was hostess To thr
Friday bridge club. entertaining them
At her home. sOs Tyler Street Spring
flowers were used with d,lIghtfully
artistic effect In decorating the rooms
while three tables were arranged for
the game To- which the greater portion
II the afternoon was devoted. de-
licinus salad course was served by thu
hortcns to the regular Attendance Of
club members.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-16
iw ORA MOORE.

New Work Fashion Authority
NEW YCl;k May IA timely SUE.
rcsii,n for tailored suit Il youthful
inuiei n Ni,,n.,c ScEal's suit 81 Now
port cod Hctu In The Little WhO"'
Icr'
The skirt - fashioned with q series
uf plaits ~ h. sides. these plaits
NEE, a. & rn an in.turncd box. plait
with the cdl"s that form It bound
with Ailk aid If the suit shade--,i
SIT, gray. \ row ~ covered buttons
holds the I.l,!is together.
THE hoSc h.plcngih coat with IT,
sdrarc.cu' f'Onis and slightly Longer
pane. bach. ~ sleeveless. although there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

Av1oAoslts - s s1e'
=; y. q &; : !: ~ - ~ ~:
HUDSON 81 AeFels = -; asses. ~
HUDSON spR.a.d. 80 a .1ass.n. iisef .s ~
isss and d. ton svsss; as+iss sssr ssae. ssa
Ifth st. ne.
/ CHEvROI.T 1s0ADSTfKl.sE,ttN EFT
e ,.ss; .fo Z. :. ssss'' 90 =: x ss
DoDGE a: Al cealitiAe. in 6 4 asE: =
RIO TOVRIN+Perfece sunufag ac6er: sAoo;
/ terms 40 eth st NJ.
FORD KoA9sTnhaiss1s; eg ,sss . a e..s
E ssss aea sisS. es.insss Tssass. S s1isn
Roadster. Sis. viii denoastEAte. = n re.
v aasa 10
FORD sRpAN-Rxceilent condition; locks Ike
new; denountable rims; natural Neod Mhaels
extras. Apply Mr.. Sharf. ssn,euv Co. "a
18th ST.
HODGE touring. good tires ana Appearance
$3.50. or reasonable oder; must &c soia an
mediate1y. Inquire Belmoat oexSce ctSSse0'
Ath and Belmont
| CHEVROLET $50 TOURING by AeAA oGicer
erdered array. seq. Phone Fzankln 62e. le'
| 0vERiANDlAtest model 80: engine int
s'sts.u, ID ssss perfect CAL Nam " e''s'
poDaE touring. s0lsaasd esa1i.iaa. Is..esa6is
f5.sT a esa = neSs 1900 u Al o,1i.
..,ss: r.. tin; nv tss; SIS; te-'' sis
GzKz a q Eoed ss1Ps:
ssSss e.s =, go: ~ en- tn S.oS a.,s 6s,
90 q. -. :.! e.: II: go - = y
passse iva. ~ sraee ~ s:s:.s.f .. +
Ss.sa s: ss e. e &c, az. 800 - ssae
e. FsK o7IzNDEE a. ss1aas eai1,s1;
s;ii.s.r :: .,ssls : ' - sse -:
Z r. x. e sae 1872 rs < s.. .isas &
49, = 5ss -. A..s ~; . z.,,,;s ::
sass; 49, 1sala g ess..S sa.;ts ~ .
s ~ az sis: i Il .ssss. I.s::: sisr =.
ss4 e s -: 49, 49, ~ ssssaz sss
e.ias;S. - ~ 49, =. y. ~ Is :sat . s:
rom Tegaiaslsis: - ts.s: p, .sce ;a,t
call. perfect; $40 % s''eA ''''' OK 70. %
1910 MAXWELL roadster-
Here IS the opportunity to pur-
chase a 6rst-ciass automobile for
|.$2o4 cash and $50 per month
for 8 months. Don't miss this
opportunity. Call ]. F. Waters,
North 5oso.
M AXWELL- Five-passengEr /;
SEA cash and SO for 8 months
BUYS a IQL8 Maxwell with all
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08
The HadIeigh Apartment Hotel

18th st. v 10 sWsses.
TIE DeWest and Aaest aDartDeat hooRa . the
city. To ae eatirefy esDpleee1 @oohse j
Many ssf The iapartmsats 10 be FeAAy ~ seeen.
Oay GaphOSer Is. iDdbaiag 7oW 1SDan Ter
Ne 'ssofset of the teasaas.
'N0n-housekeepi1G apartBenAo ~ eae ard ~
sosAs and hath. Hsssskeepiag sapss1Dsaf,
a11 64fh, 10 seven fooDa and TO boths; may
With laxIe Dorehes.
Furnished spsrt1eats, with Or wifhsut -hstsl
service.
syally descriptive bsskiet, vfts sssr pissa
sat - reQpeSf
Lenses Dsw heiae eYeeuted
The F. H. Smith COMPANY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

MAXWELL-Fi ve-passengrr
SEGA cash and SO for 8 months
buys a 1913 Maxwell with all
weather top; ia frst-class Con-
.dition. Cali ]. NJ. Hathaway,
North 1861, after s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

| e:UOW 2; s..IALVANIZED Ash CANS. .t2. %
Large and medium. size cans slightly 49, !:
hsds Of extra heesy gulvsnlsed iren
ONE LARGE Lot GOVERNMENT HAR-
GOVERNMENT CANVAS WAGON OoVEkS
COR TARPAULINS).
RECLAIMED and New Stores.
y S-933 5th St. NV. aud
L. @ 10Th St N.W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

FOB sALE-1fISCELLANE0U
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTsLCe.tinseA
Ss58-vOSH uprixht, Si25; $500 Enerson $135
$500 saien. !. ss6o:, 500 Knabe. 1275: dSDos
EisInS1y. >&S&5. ~ +. Arnold. Auctioneer
5a.5- u st. NV
HARTMAN sutssene.piayer. mahogany: prac.
Iicaily sn4u; sales price, 81 300: will sacrifice
Tor &qQOs no better Instrument made: owner
ordere1 west Phone Col. 00Q6. 10
$40 BUYS y nice 1.-the used victor talking
1nachine; $50 buys a-dne Aeolian-F ocalion
With cabtnet 227 Pa. sc: Phone Line. 52yz.
$50 BJHS -alightly used good parler organ. ~
Pa. ave. sc. Phone Anc. 6257.
SIS BUYS choice Of three practice upright
pianee; coed makes ~ Pa ave. sc. Phone
SIS BUYS walnut upright piano: good make
and In nne condition. ~ Pa ave. sc. Phone
$3.50 RUEs |. - ss-nsa. player,pi.so. ma
sss;ey ssss; Y ESlls e f.I mus Es and bench
S245 BUYS q handsome mahogany Sohmer
upright piano: Wonderful tone; Arstclass in
st1ument in every ray. ~ Pa. ave. Sc.
vICTRoLA. mission. box style: cost s1c5: will
sacriA3e for SO; hpe coalition: ordAred west.
Jt6l 0Aief faae1 NV. ~10s
WIIL SICkIE3CE Ss-note piano player and
inuste. Il sold At once for cash. 1910 2sth
NV. s.
VoSD- UFRIGHT PIANOln arst-eiaa cond-
ton. RESPONSIBLE party Gan arrange terms; no
dealers need apply. Apt "a, the GdAstleton.
Norfh 4922s =.
VIOLIN aAl hgx; ysry old tnstruneat; SO.
AAdEe@ Bod S6tH Atzr oanee. s.
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WORTH INSPECTING. 8 ROOMS AND
hafh ;4a.f. :ssssessad perch ;sArepAsce sasctric
rsnEe piano floor lamp sdavpuport, .etc. I: Ia
caIaiae lat and bet vwatPf. SWEfTxEE
Glen Hehs. Nd. Gall Or -phoDe BstAesan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

AUTO MART.
1872 New York Ave.
Is used car bargains; all uaakes;
prices that eannot be Duplicated.
reasonable terms: several bar
gains m closed cars.
AUTO MART,
1872 New York Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

1910 maxwell roadster
Here is the opportunity 70 p.ir-
chase a frst-class automobile tor
$264 cash and $50 per month
for 8 months. Don't miss this
opportunity. Call J. F. Waters,
North 5oso. -....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

as l8kh ct.
ATONEIElHR COUET
For Feat. o few dssinb,e AsusekesDinR ase
anD.be1sekeepdaE op4o. furnAnhel: nu1nfa1poas
70 h earte o. -tab.e d.hste. AppiV saD0 .GAnDe.
lei4h Oesrt 0aau. ave. saa1 i ct.
RURnaH8B On UNVUR1VF11R
Gsi8 PTNEY BRANCH R0ADlTURKiSHE1
or nnfurni.hed. three sesms. kitshss<tte go,
hath. 10
HoUSKKENPiNG OR NON-HOTsEK nifiNt;
apartRent of three nosas sasd hath: Rasaxe
s0aee Available. 16S0 r ST. nv. FAsae
franklin SEQ. no.
AMI GoKD0h. APARTMENT sPDCtALDT
& 10 Q ras0s: fur. ord uafuf.: UeAtA - T0r.
SO Colorado Bldg. Main 5&3
UNEURNt!Ill10.
NEAR 18th AND YOU SITS: FoUR RoOAs
and hsth. to party purchasinx complete .diaiux
reom (fumed oakb and bedroom tivsryb furni-
'tnre: $500 cash; rent. 44J one year kesse. Ad
dreas Box 162,H. Star ooiee. -
EON-HOUEEKn EPING :APART1fRNT THREE
saafurnished resms and bath. third aosr: year
h lease; naGr Dazpont Circle; S7o Q nasuth.
Address Bu1 3os-H. Star Once. -
SIX ROOMS AND RATH CALL OUTSfDE
nssansl in q tws.fEniiy issuse 1ssr 18th and
s sts. NV: separate furnace. eal1sr aud back
per month. incfn1inG all interest. JOHN II.
WRIGHT. Rsen 1osk s3f nth IL
KNTIRB THIRD FLOOR - IAn0k 30016s.
denee; caupeefety eQutpped fr tsu1se1upe1g
adults .profefTed; imDediate ps1nna1sn; Dsst
exclusive ,resinantial section: tWD car linex:
Goo q nasofh. 3u17 knl0ggDa rod NV. IWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-08

LARGE 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath apartment, completely and
beautifully furnished (no linen
or silver); located convenient
downtown section, No. 1872 III
st. NV. Will lease 4 year; pos
session at once. Rent, SIPS per
month. Apply
Thomas j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
r1S Isfh st NV
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Dora Lyon, advanced student Of Pro
ffessor Herbert NJ. Bailey and Miss
Lucy Cannon Of Huron College dcsir-
es a large class Of pupils IN both voice
and violin. She VIII be I'm town next
Tuesday and Wednesday. All inter-
ested please arrange to see her.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas Thomson return
ed last week from Minneapolis, where
they had been visiting friends for a
few days
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We will sell while they last gallon
canned Peaches and Apricots at $1.00
each. Greeves & Rudd,
Miller, s. Oak.
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Miss Marguerite Weir arrived home
Saturday from Omaha, where she had
been attending school.
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Miss Madge Morrow arrived in the
city Monday from Bookings and will
spend her vacation at her home here.
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Karogas Oil Stoves, Mission OF
Stoves. Marswell Wickless Stoves ant
Florence ovens.
The Miller Hardware Co.
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Letcher VS. Alpena will play bali
July 4th at Huddleston,s grove s miles
south of washington.
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John Pussy departed Tuesday even
ing for Scranton, n. d., to attend to
business maters.
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Haverstock Garage

Mrs. Louis Shonbrun went to Rec
Heights Monday for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A.. W. Dale.
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Hassfurther Bros, livery and feed
barn, horses brought and sold. Locat-
ed east of the Vanderbilt Hotel.
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Oil stoves, we claim to have the best
IN the market, come i'm and look them
over. The Miller Hardware Co.
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Mrs. Linnie Renner arrived home
last week from a several months So
journ in California.
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Pert Coquillette of Onida was
business visitor in the city last Sat
urday.
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A full line OF Muresco, Kalsomine
and Alabastine and fiat oil paints.
Collins & Shaw.
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See W. ID. Johnson for watch, clock
and jewelry repairing. Located 2
doors north OF Greeves Store.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-06-24

w. d. Johnson has opened his jew
elry repair shop, 2 doors north o
Greeves' store.
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We are in the market for good but
cher stuff at all times.
left Sanitary Meat Market.