Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-03

the Southwest b, the stl,a'''" Nrm'
To rrova this
g. o. So ... ..s
Ia. ron Worth. Beaumont or Calves
ton. There on. will find al sorts 81
articles for sale. from Susie's last year :
hat To fathers old suit, all fixed up.
remads. ready for additional wear
again. and all being sold ~ prices
which. In these DAYS of soaring tg
ures. seems almos, impossible.
Al the ISOLATION Army store NJ 1873
Bryan street Dallas, mems coats sci
from a. cents Co 81 and there II m
endless variety stiis that 80" torn
too badly Ia be- repaired are m constant
demand. FOR the wife whose husband
has only q moderate salary can pix up
o suit az two Tor dollar and then
Jimmie. Willie and FRED can an have
fresh clothes made from the material.
mo Goods Sold % Dealers" b the
tign that II prominently displayed in
the Dallas store. for this institution.
like all the others. II conducted solely
In the interests ~ the poor Fire.
nufNAAN ~ fMNANfrF rs W WIZ NAAf'fN g..
Adjutant Food who D. the officer b.
charge. and tell him that sob lot ~
hats can be- had Il he cares 20 come AMI
haul them away. True. they are ETncr.
ally last seasons hats. hut the thrifty
housewife can buy new hat Tor e
quarter and then with her own needle
make u over TIL u looks like = 1890
model
Books Of every Kind. detective stories
rs well n the works of standard au.
thors. fill the -hclves They are sold
from n nickel up Many 81 them are
shipped direct from Dallas 90 Ensign
Malott. who distributes them along the
army posts on the border In a ship.
ment that war sent awav few DAYS
ago were works by Conan DOYLE
Charles Dickens Sir Waiter Scott
Alexander Dumas. Richard Hardns
Davis. o. Henry and others whose
writings men love to read
As 10 the class u people who patron
lie the Salvation Army stores. ,hcy
come from all parts of the poorer dis
tricts 81 the cities. Many families lie
pend upon the store o. replenish their
supply Of clothing. and In these days
of high prices the store l. vcriiahl,
Codsend TO the breadwlnner ~ fam
IT, who has five or six hungry little
mouths 90 fiil and who finds his weekly
envelope barely sufficient o. pay the
rant and grocery hill II persons are
worthy. In many cases articles are
furnished free q charge. for there ar
very few fixed prices. the customer.
only Saying what they can afford.
Just around the ocTner from IN,
Dallas store II the Working Men.
Hotel. where bcds are supplied ut
cost 81 q cents. There are rs ~ thes,
clean. comfortable beds. where mar
Of email means can take his rest and
at the present time about 100 ~ Their
arc occupied every night BATHS am
washing facilities where the ledger,
can launder their own clothes. AZ,
supplied free 81 charge
The Industrial Home ..nd Store anS
Workingmcn's Hotel are only two %
the Salvation Ar:nyE many activities
and now with the extension az IN
Army's 1890 Home Servlce program
the country districts are 20 be- give,
the advantage 81 the years ~ cxper
ience Of the salvation Army
A connecting link between the count,
ana the Army In the shape % Count'
Advisory Board IL being established :.
nearly c.o-y county In the land COZ
posed of the Der; men who have tn
interests Of their community nj heart
these boards will act as the Army's rep
resentatives. and II l. through thes'
advisory boards that the Salvaiio'
Army will extend its service.