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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30

orsThe Fairmont Pharmacy. which
% the agent in Fairmont, will give
gon your money back.
7o one has ever been able to
successfully initiate SIM ''CO
sALVE. 1t Is mystery to soma
peaple how SINCE SALVE re-
sliaRes so quickly. Yet 1t is simply
scientifically prepared remedy,
made to act In scientific way and
scientifically prepared medicines
sets RESULTS and easily conquer.
me fnhallng Of the antiseptic
gahors from SINCE SALVE is a
Ordper correction for the clOgged,
8nftRmed and germ infected rcsptra-
live organs, and the heat of the
BODY cause these vapors to be CIV
an ton when the salve is applied
10 the chest and back. No wonder
L quickly relieves severe colds.
soifghs, Group and hoarseness and
IS 3uch good remedy for treat
ing influenza and pneumonia, be-
cause the application is penetrating
rom the chest and bacl; at the
same time the vapors are acting in
side the lungs, throat and head.
SIM.CO SALVE is a tested and APP
proved remedy so compounded as
10 sbe speedily effective in arrest
51g5or treating these affections.
On account of the antiseptic and
lctive healing power OF SINCE
SLAVE, 1t relieves terrible itching
skin like magic and is a mighty
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30

Professional hair dressers are
using it in their hair and scalp
treatments; why not you? It is a
higher grade OF Petroleum and con-
tains sulphur and other nntlseptics,
and hair nourishing ingredients,
combined, dissolved, and filtered
by nature, so thoroughly that you
would not know they were there.
vet their germ destroying proper
ties are evident. 1t is light in col.
or, pure and pleasant to use and
will not alter the color Of the hair.
and the price for large bottle for
family use is only 35c. The Fair
mont Pharmacy which is the agent
in Fairmont, is authorized to give
you your money back II CRUDO.
LEUM fails to please you.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
SINCE SALVE
b Offered as the Best Cold Lagrippe and Spanish
Influenza Remedy on the Market

good ointment for eczema, chatting,
salt rheum, itching piles, or for the
healing OF sores, cuts. bruises,
burns, ulcers, Dealings. or those
tender spots after shaving. 1t is
really unnecessary to have a rash
on the face or pimplcs or insight
~ blemishes OF that nature. Just
20 down to the Fairmont Pharmacy
and get a Jar of SINCE SALVE for
the trifling sum of SOC. 1t is light
in color, effective and easy to ap.
ply; you will be delighted to SEQ
how rapidly these ugly spots begin
to disappear, leaving clear and
healthy skin.
SIM.CO SALVE is so soft and
pliable that it constitutes an excep.
tionally effective rubbing liniment
for sprains, rheumatism, sore mus.
Giles, stiff neck and neuralgia.
A jar OF sIM-CO sALvE, the an.
tiseptic for many uses, placed on
your dresser means health protec"
ton; meets nearly every little need
or emergency for the quick and
easy home care of both children
and adults. Get a Jar at once at
the Fairmont Pharmacy for only 30s
on the money back II It fails" plan.
zoe, Coo and S1.0O per jar. II your
druggist does not keep It, order
from VIM. NJ. Simpson Drug Co.
Wholesale Druggists, Williamsburg
Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
Yankees To Give
Brazil a Memorial

RIO DE JANEIRo, Brazn, Dec.
6.-Presentation by the people OF
the United States OF a suitable me-
mortal to Brazil during this coun-
try's centennial celebration OF in
dependence IN 1892 is proposed by
North Americans residing. IN Rio
de Janelro. For This purpose com
mittees have been formed and let
ters setting forth the plan viii b.
sent to 10000 persons and asso-
Citations In the United States.
The North American Chamber OF
Commerce and the United States
Patriotic Society in Brazil have
taken the. initiative in the move
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
BARS0NH BLAMED
IlElR!.lSIHTROgBLE
Began Resistance To
Crown Which Devel-
oped Disastrously
rBy Associated Presul

ItJ =
fACCLEsFIBLD,, Eng. Dec. 13.
spfe irish Nationalist leaders,
Joins Dillon and John Redmond,
fed Sir Edward Carson, Union
advocate, from prosecution for
pr aching rebellion in Ulster In
M, says Charles F. G. Master
who was then Financial Sec.
EeaTy TO the Treasury.
M. Masterman in addressing an
audience here blamed Sir Edward
lor beginning the resistance to the
crown which led up to the present
sttuRtIpn In Ireland. One OF his
hearers asked why the Ulster lead
rsWas not then prosecuted and Mr..
gterman replied:
,rhe cabinet was ready to do 80,
nut John Redmond and John Dill
ION acting through Mr.. Lloyd
Sarge, persuaded the cabinet not
10 take the step. They argued that
IN three months time the Home
4Rlle bill. would become law, and
sh6y would then be responsible for
IA g6 Eernment OF Ireland. They
sed that they should be allowed
Sk0 sund ertake the government Of
ireland without being hampered by
ln& feeling created beforehand by
prosecution Of Sir Edward Car.
soh. They thought they could
byarcome what they regarded as
the plague (humbug) Of the Ulster
INCREMENT.
SSTl1ay NAV have been right or
wrong" concluded the speaker,
sbut the war broke out before the
lEeEk came"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
Mrs. Traugh To Be
Buried Tomorrow

The funeral of Mrs. EvalIne
Traugh, aged 73 yours whose death
occurred yesterday morning at the
home of her son, Harvey E. Traugh
at Hillview Rarm, will take place
tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
from the family residence. Dr. j.
C. Broomfiled, pastor Of the NJ. r.
Temple. will conduct the funeral
services and the body will be in
tered In MaplN Grove cemetery
by Undertaken Musgrave and Son.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
CRUDOLEUM
DIsPELLS DANDRUFF AND LEAVES THE
HAIR SOFT AND FLUFFY

Young people who are just begin
ming to care for their hair should
be taught to keep the scalp clean
With CRUDOLEUM. 1t is a YER
min destroyer and leaves the hair
and scalp clean and sanitary,
which means to them thick,
healthy, beautiful hair In later life;
an Important asset to the girls
while shaping their future career,
Oct a bottle today at the Fairmont
Pharmacy's; do not put It of. CRU.
DOLEUM is essential to successful
hair care; it makes It possible ior
YOU to have or retain hair beauty
II your druggist does not keep IT,
send 10 VIM. NJ. Simpson Drug Co.
Williamsburg Station, Pittsburgh
Pa. Price, by mail, Acc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30

ment They have requested CO.
Operation from similar bodies in
sac Panic. Santos, Parnambuco
and Bahia.
English, French, Portuguese and
colonies in Brazil Of other Euro
pean nations are also planning for
similar presentations, as In Buenos
Aires, when Argentina'S centennial
WAS celebrated two years ago.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
Written Last Evening.

Tonight sat dreaming In a room
Just away. I drank in the gay
laughter, the tinkle Of glass, the
MUNICH Of candies, the sIp.sip lin
girlish exaggeration) OF the grown
up coffee in tiny cups the young
stcrs adored Dust for fun.
"Let me turn the cunning little
faucet of the new electric percola.
tor" begged one Of the girls.
"oh, just watch my poor Santa
Claus fall down with his heavy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-30
SIN Doing Baslnsss.

Mrs. Trotter-Yes, we're Just
hack from colorado. We've been
up to the top OF ptks's Peak.
Mrs. Homebody-Dear me! I've
heard my father speak OF going
up Pixies Peak when he was q
how I had no idea they still had
II out there.-Boston Post.
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Chat

"Wednesday Evenine-Ten P. N.
En- sitting this wonderful eve
ming at my dining table, In the
midst OF conglomeration Of pref
sia9. MY typewriter touches slight
.gy;R tiny Christmas tree royalty be-
de6ked with glisteningS dazzling or
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
TOTAL COST
WORLD WAR
An Exhaustive Study Of Statistics
Has Been Made and an Accu-
rate Estimate Finally
Reached

The total cost Of the world war in
lives has reached s5.3S0,ooo, accord
ing to final estimates made by the
Copenhagen society for the study of
the consequences of war. These fig
ures were reached after an exhaus-
tive study Of the decrease in the
birth rates of the countries involved,
as we'll as increase in deaths from
causes directly attributed to the war.
Actual military deaths totaled
1929 900, according to the report.
Each European nation involved lost
the equivalent Of 8.S per cent of its
population from all causes. Each ma
tions actual killed equaled 2.5 per
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
COULEE CRICKET
is VANQUISHED
Pests Which Were Wont to Swarm
Over Certain Districts in the
Pacific Northwest Have
Been Eradicated -

After fyeyear campaign that was
planned and conducted with all the
strategy that might characterize a
major military movement, the "coulee
cricket" has been vaDquished. There
was no armistice and no surrender, for
the coulee fought to the last, but the
armies in which he was wont to
swarm over certain districts in the
Pacific northwest have been eradi-
Gated
The war on this iittle-known pest
has been entirely different from The
ordinary attack on undesirable insects
says Horace f. Thomas in Popular
Mechanics. Poison. which is generally
the chief or sole dependence in com
batting such a scourge, failed to solve
the problem in this instance.
The coulec cricket is one Of the
rarest species in the cricket family It
is found only in the state of Washing
ton, and there only in two counties,
Grant and Douglas. These include a
Iow-Iying region in the central part of
the state, known as the Big Bend
country because IT lies within great
bow made by the Columbia river An
exception to this is the recorded ap-
peafdnre OF Inc cDuiee Cr1cReL III Mon
tana, but it did not thrive there and
has not been noticed for years.
The coulee cricket was first OBJ.
iserved in this part Of Washington
many years ago, but there was not a
bad "cricket year" until 1915. Then
1T devastated 4 large portion Of the
two counties that IT, infested. II was
then. TOO. that the fyht against the
cricket was taken up in a serious and
Systematic way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Burlington Players Are Defeated in
Tournament. Held There Sunday
and Yesterday on Burline-
ton Courts.
LOCALS LOSE DOUBLES
Fort Madison viii Be Here This
Saturday With Several Stars in
Lineup for Series of
Games

Keokuk tennis players defeated
lBurlin gton n the singles at Burlins
ton July 4 and 5, taking ten out of
eighteen closely contested matches.
Doubles sch eduled for July 5 were
called off on account OF rain. The
Burlington players won the majority
Iof the double sets Warden Perkins
and Lentz of Fort Madison, played
with Burlington, and will be an at
TRACTION here this Saturday when the
Fort Madison players will be here for
"a series OF matches.
The results of the matches al Bur
Hngton were as follows:
Singles-Brady defeated Catlow.
So, rs, "a: Ebersole lost to Lord,
SO, 81; Parsons lost TO Lentz. 3-5,
Sc, rs: McQuoid lost to Klein. 6-2
rs; Wycoh defeated Strauss. T-5, 46.
81; G. Huiskamp defeated Wiley,
rs, 4-5, 6-4; Bridgman defeated
Drake. 81, so; Wilcox defeated
Hawke, So, 6-2; Kiedaisch defeated
Churchill. 81, is, 6-4; Harris de,
feated Wi1e, 6-2. GA; H. Huistamp
lost to Perkins. 60, 60; McElree de-
feated Kriechbaum, 2-6, rs, 6-4; War
rem defeated Welt, GA, 81, 6-3.
lost to Catlow and Lord, 6-4, a5-7. 6-4;
Parsons and Bridgman lost to Per
kins and Lentz. rs, 10-S; Wycoff and
G. Huiskamp lost to Klein and Schrei
so, 2-S, 7-9; Kiedaisch and Wilcox
lost TO Sampson and Strauss, So. 6-3;
Harris and II. Huiskamp defeated
Wiley and Drake, 6-3, 3-6. 6-3.
Keokuhc won nine out of thirteen
singles, and one match out of FIVE in
doubles
Burlington win play return tour
nament with Keokuk in this city in
August
All members of the Keokuk Tennis
club who took part in this tournam ent
wish to express their sincere thanks
to the Burlington Tennis club fer
their courtesy and entertainment pro-
vided the Keokuk players. The k.o-
kuk Tennis club hope to partially re-
pay their obligations when Burling-
ton visits Keokuk next month
Fl Madison and Keokuk win play
a tournament Saturday afternoon,
July 10. at the Keokuk Tennis club
courts. matches starting promptly a,
POO p. m, consisting OF singles ana
doubles.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Lightweight Champion Of the World
Knocks Out Charley White in
Bitterly Fought Contest
Yesterday.
CHALLENGER IS GAME
He Carried the Fight TO Leonard and
Had Best Of il for Five Rounds
Until Blow to Chin Stopped
Him.

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. July s.
Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
pion of the world. fighting his first
battle in six months, knocked out
/ Charley White of Chicago, in the
ninth round of a bitterly fought
/ scheduled ten round championship
contest yesterday afternoon.
/ The battle, before crowd of near
fly $4,000 persons, ended when II
looked as. if White was going to stay
the limit. and perhaps hold the cham
pion even.
White carried the fight to Leonard
and had the better of five of the first
seven rounds He fought gamely and
surprised his admirers until Leonard
landed a smash on the chin in the
ninth round He knocked and par
tally showed Leonard through the
ropes in the fifth round. The cham
pion fell outside the ring and the
referee counted four before Leonard
was pushed back.
Short Punch to Chin.
A short right hand punch to the
chin, which Leonard had been trying
TO land, was 1he start Of Whites
finish in the ninth. White dropped
to his hands and knees. and although
dazed, raised to take the count
Leonard saw instantly that White was
stunned and rained blows with both
hands White was knocked down
four times once half way through
the ropes, before he was counted out.
! He was lying half on his face and
half on his launches, when Referee
Smith finished the count. White was
completely out and fell to the floor
once after his seconds had picked
him up. It was the first time White,
veteran of AS fights, had ever been
knocked out and it was his sixth
chance at the lightweight champion
ship.
Several Spectators Hurt.
As the referee raised Leonard's s
hand as a sign Of victory, the crowd
surged through the press stand 70
the ringside, injuring several specta-
tors. breaking seats and tearing down
telegraph wires. A Gordon of police
was drawn around the champion 5
corner, but could not hold back the
throng and Leonard was forced to
remain in the ring a quarter of an
hour receiving congratulations.
White weighed in at 134 pounis
and Leonard at 1874.
Benton Harbor was unable to care
for the crowds which jammed into
the little city to see the fight.
Visitors Go Hungry. I'D.
Restaurants were sold out by 10
o'clock yesterday morning and the
visitors sought relief for void stom-
achs at the hot dog" establishments.
Many slept out of doors in parks
after all available beds in town had
been rented
The specially built arena was
jammed beyond seating capacity. sew
eral hundred women being scattered
among the spectators.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Burlington Star Hurt.

Left Fielder Broeg, of Burlington,
has a broken jaw as the result OF
stopping one Of Jamison's slants in
yesterdays game. The Gazette says
Of the accident:
Left Fielder Broeg OF the Bur
Iington 'Q's' is in Mercy hospital suf-
fering from a broken jaw received in
this mornings game with Fort Madi-
son. when Lefty Jamison. hurler for
the Whips, cut fast baQ on the in
side of the plate. It was a terrific
crash and the big left fielder. hero
Of Saturdays contest. when his home
run resulted in three tailies and the
game keeled over.
"Broeg was not knocked uncon-
scious, but nevertheless was rushed
TO the hospital. where an examination
disclosed the extent Of his injuries
70 be the broken jaw. II was stated
that he was getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
"Fort Madison won todav's game
and went TO the head Of the percent
ago column. It was good contest
despite the fact that the score stood
81, against the locals
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
3-5; 1882 2-5.
Reliance. Time-S:5S 3-5; 17:53 S-5.

Time-s:27 s-5; 1892 a-5.
Reliance. Time-S:5s 3-5; 1883 S-5.
Runabout ciass-Finais and
Winners
First-Miscue, IL points.
sCharlie, 8 points.
'Ata-Boy, 9 points.
s'Chap, S points
s'Columbia, points.
Reliance, 2 points.
May B, point
sTied for second and third places.
ssTied for fourth and fifth places.
1900 cIass-Finais and Winners.
First-Cadillac II, 10 points.
Second-Miss Quincy IL, points.
Third-Margaret, points.
$40 Glass MilesSeeond Heat.
First-Cadillac II. ". w. 1nghram,
owner. Time-3:45; 1887.
Second-Margaret II, L. e. Selby,
owner. Time-3:53 2-5; TAO
Third-Miss Quincy II, c. E. Pad
gett, owner Time-4:Ie e-5: S:24 2-5.
Imp II, Edward B. Blakely, owner.
Time-5:19; 1913 2-5.
Snoozer, c. P. Hanley, owner.
D. n. S.
$40 Class-Finals and Winners.
First-Cadillac II, 10 points.
Second-Margaret H. points.
Third--Imp II. ) points.
Miss Quincy II, 4 points.
Snoozer, 2 points.
AdmiraPs Trophy-2 Miles
Second Heat.
Cadillac. Time-3:54 3-5.
Quincy TimeL430 2-5.
Imp. Time-5:44
AdmiraI's Trophy-Finals and
Winners.
First-Cadillac II, s points.
Second-Miss Quincy II, 5 points.
Third-Margaret II, 8 points.
Fourth-Imp II, 2 points.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Is Your Skin Ablaze
With Fiery Itchings?

and local applications have no .f-
feet whatever. That is why satves,
ointments, lotions, washe. and
other remedies applied to the skin
can do no more than give mere
temporary relief.
If You want genuine relief fro1s
the tortureS OF skin diseases. lose
no time in discarding all local
RENE dies, and begin taking S. s s.
For full information about your
own case, write Medical Director.
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

~ NllNlNE Two p4A va LLI
from Burlington, Fort Madison is
roosting az the top Of the Iowa State
league today Keokuk took two from
Hamilton, and the third game yester-
day goes TO old Jup Pluvius, who un-
corked lot Of rain an hour or two
before time TO call the squabble, so
that II Was necessary 10 call the game
off.
Keoknk won Sundays game from
Hamilton at Hamilton by score OF
10 10 8. II was repetition Of Sat
urday's massacre on the local dia-
mond. Keokuk hitting the ball at Will
Sck1wiete Is Winner.
Hitting the ball when hits counted
won the game with Hamilton Satur-
day afternoon for K-ohnk. Schwiete.
the seventeen-year-old port-side hurl-
er for the locals, pitched splendid
game, holding the visitors, with such
old heads as Means and Alva Will
liams, to seven scattered bingles-
Schwiete was given solid support. ex-
cept in couple of cases, and in these
slips nothing serious resulted in the
way OF runs. Only three Hamilton
men reached third base.
Eeokuk scored first in the second
inning when Fry c1outed to right
field for single and made II three
bagger when the ball hoped over the
fielder,s head. Anderson and Fry
then worked squeeze play and the
captain scored. Two hits and an
error which gave Dickey life resulted
In one run in the fourth.
In the sixth the indians counted
four. Finigan singled and Fry sin
gled Anderson lifted 10 Hamrick,
who dropped the ball in center field,
but caught Ffnigan at third. Schwiete
was hit and the bases were choked-
Buck drew pass and Fry counted,
Brown clouted two-bagger TO cen
ter and all three men scored. Rae
famed to end the session.
Three more were added in the sew
enth on Dickey's walk. Ffnigan's
double and Anderson's triple Ander-
son scored when he outguessed
Means and slid under him when the
catcher tried to trap him.
Three more in the eighth came az
the result of a walk, an error and a
single, two stolen bases and a long
sacrifice fly to left field.
Schwiete famed ten men and
passed only two.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Summary,

Summary.
Stolen bases-Anderson (2), Fry,
Schard, Williams f2).
TWO base hits-Krauser, Brown,
Finigan.
Three base hits-Anderson. Fry.
Sacrifice hits-Hamrick. Anderson.
Struck out-By Schwiete 10, by
Kuntz 10.
Bases on baIls-Off Schwiete H.
off kuntz :.
Hit by pitcher-Rae, Schwiete.
Umpire-Logan
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
American League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

National League.
St. Louis. AZ; Chicago, IL.
Pittsburgh, as; Cincinnati, Is.
Brooklyn, 9-5; Boston, So
Philadelphia, so; New York, 1-6.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
FORT MADISON LEADS
Prison City Team Takes Two from
Burlington and Grabs OF Top
Plate in the
League


Games Saturday.
EeokuE u, Hamilton Q.
Burin eton (, Fort Madison 2
Games Sunday.
Eeokuz 10. Hamilton 8
Fort Madison II. Burlington 1.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
ToDAYs SCHEDULE,

National League.
Chicago at ST Louis.
Cincinnati al Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Open date for New York and Phila
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
American League,

UVHS' 'So'' -SdSNS'
st. Louis, 5-3: Detroit. Al.
Boston, 6-10; Philadelphia, 1-3.
Chicago, SIS; Cleveland, 5-5.
Washington, 49, New York, 3-3.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

Some women talk Of wanting mofs
power, yet prearranged strayln,
curl Of one of them often is moT'
powerful than the argument OF
president
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
American LEAGUE.

Anne rican League.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

cent of its population. Serbia was
the heaviest sufferer. She lost IS
per cent of her total population,
while her actual killed equaled 14S
per cent.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Don't Coneinae TO Safer Recaps,
of Wrong Treatment.

Impurities in the blood cause
millions of tiny disease germs TO
set up their attack on the sur
face of the skin. and in the form
of pfrnples, boils, scaIy cruptions
and itchy. burning irritations. be-
gn their dishguring and destruc-
tive work.
These disease germs can be
-~arhed only through the blood,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06
Games Monday.

EeokuE- Hamilton (uo game, rain)
For1 Madison 5, Burlington I.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-06

The Daily Gate City.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
FURNISHED ROOMS.
HORSES.

BRIDGEPORT HORSE AUCTION Sale and Exchange Stables Auction every Wednesday Z o'clock. Horses and autos sold on commission. Pri- vate sales daily. If you want aa Auctioneer call on US. Max Tabolo- witZ, 746h Broad St. Tel. Noble cos. IA all"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

P. c: GILLETTE, the opt1cian. is nod located at 20 Post Office Arcade Eyeglasses of every description.