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Rupert directed his gaze towards
the inert right arm hanging by Ger

Rupert directed his gaze towards
the inert right arm hanging by Ger
ards side.
Your place,'h>h echoed. "Are you
swing in without putting up a stif
ight?"
Gerard's chin lifted, his eyes
sprang to meet the sharp challenge
Of the mechanician's. :.
NO. h fight will soon be on.
Are you going to be my second in
I'm guessing I'll be there when
you. look for me- y,
Their eyes, dwelt together for 1
long moment. Is
"I should like the men to treat
Rose as they do each othex, SO far
as possible" Gerard casually resumed
his original theme. 1T will he good
for him. He needs ,roughing" i
Rupert ran his fingers through his
crisp black locks, wheeling to depart.
| He'll slip control. and u Wild
he. predicted. grimly vicious. ''He
for him, all right, but he Amt got the
stuff in him to stand it. He'll. slip
control-here's hoping he srnashea
himself this time!"
Gerard moved his head in disagree.
ment.
wait" he advised. you once
said he, could not last out a certain
twenty-four-hour race"
Tie didn't"
"iI> finished in third place,
because you helped him through
alone
Fl doesn't have to do this alone
either. reminded Gerard.
Rupert looked at him, then walked
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least, that IL the president died or
became incapacitated he would be
succeeded by a man Of his y Sc
lection, and therefore, representing
the same policies.
Still, we are likely to keep on elect
ing vice presidents for a good many
years to come-and taking our
chances.
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CHATTER KIN.

3D.. -L
Corrie did not slip control during
the weeks that followed. There was
no running wild to record. At FIRST
he used to come in from his driving
redeemed by more than the cold
wind, and there were rumors current
of certain vigorous word-duels be-
tween. him and his sullen assistant.
Devlfn. But he never complained to
Gerard or exhibited any smart Of ex-
him as a>little more than their equal,
after watching him drive, and he
gladly met their Ytomradeship with
hts own. 1t was very easy to like
Corrie; soon he was surrounded by
friends.
Only Jack Rupert never spoke 10,
him. The thing was not sdone/ OBJ
trusiyeiy: but it was done. He never
openly sli9hted. Corrie Rose or show
ed him discourtesy, he simply failed
to come in contact with him. And
Corrie tacitly accepted the situation,
avoiding the indexibls mechanician,
on his part. So winter shut in. with
bitzzards that frequently drove every
one off the roads until snow-ploughs
and shovels had accomplished, their
work. Then Gerard would summon
verberant factory, where amid its les
ser brothers the Titan racing ma
chine was slowly growing to cons
pletion the Titan Of Gerard's past
speed-visiops, the dream-planned car
that wa: now for another's control.
He taught, and corrie learned
hungrily.
'.ttced that Gerard and Rupert simul-
taneously disappeared for an hour
aud q. half every morning. No one
knew why, or had interested. enough
to speculate. it seemed. Gerard al
ways sent Corrie OF on Some duty, at
that time each day, and only acci-
dental circumstances aweke the
young drivers attention to a custom
without an explanation. -
OF course, Corrie asked no ques-
tionn. He ri not temperamentally
curious and he was weil-bred. But,
returning Unexpectedly to the house,
one morning in early March. he
passed Rupert going out and realized
himself e~ncroaching on the tacttly es-
tahltshed period Of retirement, Sob
efed, hilf-doubtful Of his course. he
ran up the stairs. and in the upper
hall am suddenly upon Gerard
leaning against ths wall.
Gerard" Corrie exclaimed; sog-
g1es and gloves fell to the faoor al he
SprAng to his frisnd. Gerard, you're
ill: Let me help you-lean on me-:
I'm strong enough to carry you
1T is nothing" Gerard painted. II
tried TO como after Rupert in too
much Of hurry. thAt'ss eli. i re-
to tell him. what are you doing
here? I sent you out"
Once. corrie would have flashed hot
retort to 2 reproof certainly unde-
served. not now.
i app sorry: i didn't UNDERSTAND
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A Yankee passenger in a ira the
other day was wearing his flow
passengers with tall stories >ands re-
marked, I'VE can start with a tvive-
story hotel this month and haY it
finished by next"
This was too much for the trly
Yorkshireman, who sat next to inn.
Man, that's nowt.' he said. five,
seer 'e1n in Yorkshire when I've Zen
going to work just laying the founa-
ton stone and when I've been cA1-
ing home at meet they've been 1T
ting the folk out for back rent"
The chaplain came plodding aldg
the road coming back from the fret
lines several hours after the infanET
had gone owe the top.
How are things going up theree
inquired an artillery lieutenant.
"Finc, fine" said the chaplaif
Were knocking them for n goal" J
Haven't see many prisoners
said the lieutenant specifically. l
mo, and I guess you won't I'd
piled the chaplain. our machin
guns haven't damned all morning"
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BY ELEANOR M. INGRAM,

Corrie looked down crumplins 4
fold Of the table cloth between
nervous fingers. u
Gerard, do they know?' he ask
ed, his voice low. t"I mean, how you
were hurt and what Rupert accuses
me Off
Certainly not. You are no one. to
them but my new driver" e
A still ruddier color tinged the
young face, the fair mead bent a 1T
tie lower. sr.
THAT is all 1 want to be. ever.
Thank you, Gerard; I'll make good,
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clared abruptly. There Is no use of
trying to spare my feelings, Gerard:
instead Of gaining, you IRE losing
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CHAPTER XI.-Conhnued.

-s 49, 10y, .
But Corrle was not in a mood to
go slowly, SO that tney Amos Missed
the tnai bras1cned from the
track 70 curve around mtg
park SET tnickiy win
csdars, centraI IN wnscn srove stood
the quantity stln mousse OF dark brick
and stone.
Kun around 70 Inc garage" Ger
: directed. since you wlil want
we'll keep it here and use the short
cut u to the road: viii get out
here and 80 into the louise.
Corrle obedlently bent to his levers.
All the time?" he repeated. with
an 1ndrawn breath OF reluctant
ecstasy. All the time
AS Gerard turned to the house, a
MA nsure TO meet nm.
we've sent OUT q sang to massage
some OF the defacing the
speedway..' Rupert informed him
"BrkEs chngeed in with broken
spring, Norris stde-wiped q fence, and
Phillips fell into q hoae without pub
lianlns = notice, so thu his mechani.
ctan got on over the bonnet and
broke his collar-bone. ~ AIM
testlns cars, RS promoting funerals
It's ssSier to motor into heaven on
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story that women can't keep secrsts..
Corrie laughed. mirthlcssly. From
what have seen. they can keep Quiet
a secret that would e itself outSof
any man ] ever met, II the wrench
He ~nnclasped. the heavy Eur Goa. tic
st;li wore and pushed it aside from
hi, throat with, an impatient air Of
"But Flavia could not hurt anyone:
and she know that would hurt me-
he, added, moreS gently. y
Coutinued' in Tomorrow
Evenings Hcrald.S
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111oHs1R.

Allen Gerard. automobile Manufacture
q y racer, 10 staying at the home OF
TIE Roses, a Wealthy Family, on Long
btt cup race. Corrie Rose, aged ~. the
son Of the family who is also entered in
the race almost worships Gerard as a
corTe's sister, in spite Of the efforts Of
Isabel Rose, a cousin Of the family,
with whom Corrie is in love. to attract
him:
for a joke bloc Corrie's car with his
own. A later he il struck down
by a wrench thrown. from the car be-
hind hind. HIS .sa MACHINE y !. Of g eo nj. : t ,,rns
that the doctors say he will never drive
again. Rupert. Gerard's mechanic,
charges Ccrrie with. throwing the
who Vas po WITH co our 'n has '9 dis. Tss.aeti
Just hefpre he faints Gerard exonerates
Corrie saying the accident was due, TO a
bursting tire.
Corrie's father, and other members OF
his family, believe that he threw the
wrench which caused Gerard's accident,
and although F1Avia does her best to
console him the situation becomes A.
has shown great agitation announces
that she is going away for a prolonged
visit.
gets 50 tense tina Corrie is requested
thing blows over. He tells this to Gerard
who invites him to work in his factory.
Mr.. lose that he and his
daughter Flavia are going abroad for
the winter.
Gerard's m~echanician brings a letter
addressed to Miss Rose who Is about to
AXE it when Isabel snatches it from
the messenger and tears it open, reads
it and becomes hysterical and gives it
to FHavia to read.
Favia reads it. 1t starts without sup
description. He writes that he cannot
expect her 10 accept his advances now
that he is a helpless cripple. Flavia is
inclined to believe that it is intended for
Isabel and asks her what she is going
to do. 1sabe says it is. all over between
them as h cannot have anything to
do with a cripple. F1avia's heart goes
out to Gerard and she thinks only Of hin
misfortune.
Gerard IN Corrie go TO the auts
fact1ry and Corrie is put to. driving q
racing car a practice. 9
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-22
LAND
FOR SALE

NORTH GEORGIA FARM-l0o acres OF
good level land on good pike, is mHes
from Chattanooga In the Chattanooga
valley, railroad station at the farm
and close to school and church. SO
acres under fence 40 acres In oulti-
walton, 10 In pasture, Is acres In TIM
Der. THIS Is good land and will aver
age 40 buahels OF corn per acre this
year Good 4-room house. large barn
and all other outbulldings, Good well
and plenty Of running water on place.
Some fruit. Price $1,000; one-hale
cash, balance to suit Crabtree q;
Daniel, COS James bldg. Main 1912.
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LYNCH-YARNELL
CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
LEGAL NOTICES.

MOTTO E-Offlce OF federal prohibluon
agent and deputy collectors, 2T Gus
tunhouse Chattanooga, Tenn. Notiea
In heFahy given that We nave sei1e"
and In our possession one Scrlpp-
booth automobile, seized lor VIVA
glon OF the national prohibltlon Jaws
from Mildred Bowers; anyone haVihk
any interaat In said automobile are
bctehy notified to appear at our or
ace on or before Nov, 10, l92O, ana
ale cost bond or the same VIII be tor-
feited To tho y. =. government ana
sold This Oct. 18th. 1890. u. -.
stroud, W J. Robertson. -.
OTiCE-OrYice OF federal prohibition
agent and deputy collector. 2zI gus-
tomhouse, Notice Is hereby Sssn
thnt We have IN our possession. one
Dodge roadster automobile, found
,vrecked on the Hooker road. between
NItnn Park md ROssvlle engine NO.
bq-E7lxIb. series No. 4153lS; anyone
having any interest In said automohtle
il hereby notified 10 appear AZ our OF.
hce on or before Nov. 10, l92O. ana
Me cost bond. or The same WIZ ns va va
felted 10 the u. 5. government anu
soi9 This Oct 10Th. 1920. u. y.
Stroud ard ". J. Robertson. deputy
collectors. ---.
y0rJrE-Onico OF federal prohibition
,r,,pt and deputy collectors. 23I Gus
tnnhou4e. Chattanooga, Tenn Nopcs
u, hereby given that we have soi1ed
and Ia our possession, ono FpFu auto-
,r,hile herriug Tennessee license NO.
-sEoe anyone having any interest In
altd automobile arr hereby notihed
4, sppear st our office on or before
Nov 10 1890. and file cost bond anu
Hct up their claim or the same VIII
b. forfeited to tho l.. y, EoNcfnineht
and BE- sold. TINS OCT. IEsul, ~.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
PERSONALS.

SIM GEREN is back again at the Big
Four Barber Shop. Come to see him
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T0EDS EORDS t'OEDS
one i4lg Ford roadster with d,mount-
able rims and good tires. 1925.
IVe also have several good late model
I'ord touring cars from $500 up.
II will pay you 10 look our lords over
before you buy.
RICE BROS AUTO co.
Half Block from Main St
II Rossvilie Ave. Phone Main CAP
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MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

dRAFANOLA-Cheap. large grafanoa
aud several records In perfect cohdl-
ton; S20o machine, sos Market st.
HOT PLATE gas water heaters, coun-
ter case, floor eases, bread
cases, display cases, metal tank for
dishwasher, TRUNKS, furniture house,
hold goods, sewing machines, ranges,
office fixtures, +, r, James Salvage
Co, 2o2 Il a. Main has
HOMIE MADE bungalow aprons made
Go order; ali sizes, made OF the best
material We also take orders and
make school dresses Fox Ney CO.,
corner West Ninth and Chestnut sts,
HEATERS
RANGES AND OIL STOVES
A large stock TO select from; also the
famous Mascot range. our prices are
right See us.
GRESHAM HARDWARE co,
Main S3l2 5ll Market ST.
Look for the big knife"
nEATENS We nave quito fow Leo
heaters suitable for garage shop or
store, also line of secondhand hot
blast ana new Cast heaters, Close
Furniture CO. asa Market st
OF STONE S-humer, good condition.
bl1 fremont ST., n, ChattRnooga.
OFFICE to tent IN modern bldg. ma
hoEuoy furniture for sale Address
Box NJ, care News,
nlANOS-Cnaso-l iacRley pianos, play
Crs, photographs ana records Kelly
Music Co, II w 9Th At, --..--
RNNGES-Se our new bungalow range,
S2i50 Also have them with water
heaters in them for $500, All sorts
ot new and second hand cast ranges.
close Furniture Co, AN Market St
ROOFlNG-t FOR salc. Hspnall, all gHdes
guaranteed, Ask for prices. Look
ON Planning Mills Chattanooga Tenn
StilNGLES-For sale No and No. z
pine, prime and best cypress, clear
oregon cedar and asphalt, Phone or
write us for prices Lookout Plan.
iue Mills. Chattanooga, Tenn,
| SHARPEN ING-We sharpen everything
that needs an edge We sell the best
cutlery OF all kinds. The cutlery
Shoo lh'% u seventh At. NJ ll26.
| TNpENRITFRS ON easy terms. We
buy and sell all makes; supplies over
Hauling. rebuilding, Chattanooga
Typewriter Co, IFS T. 9Th st. NJ an,
| WlNER brand fine feed. Best pork pro-
| ducur on the market, also excellent
dairy feed. Scientifically balanced ra-
| ton of pure wheat bran, rice bran,
shorts, white corn meal. No hllers OF
any kind. Manufactured by us In our
own plant. Satisfaction guaranteed.
! Packed In IL and l0O-pound sacks,
Can for and Insist on Winner" brand
tine food. II your dealer cant supply
YOU, phone MS. and We VIII tell YOU
who can Winner Feed Co. 1882 Mar
kot st.
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HIGHLAND PARK
SIX ROOM HOUSE

ono block from Forger place THIS
house built for q homo and not for
A real estate bargain; contains two
bedrooms, bath. dining room, living
room and library thrown all together
with connecting sliding doors. heated
by hot air furnace. with Crate In iiv-
ing room. beautiful built-in fixtures on
10, s6rlgS. WIN also soil corner lot
adjoirlng, 6OHio5 on which Is garage
This property situated in large OAK
ire. forest. on car llne In home
owning nclghhorhood. For more par
tlcular-. price and terms address
Home owner" care News.
HOME In bcst block on oak st. good
home la fine condition. furnace lN''
Address Owner coro News
HOUSE
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..I.At.. ESTATE kinds rentals and
loans Established 1881. c. ' b'Q"h
v rfn
Q ROOM not SE Tor s8lr. l'Ns r. liih
Il water and lights $500. small
lash payment balance terms.
...g WILLOW sT -Owtrr lyaN.us ihe
..ty anxious 20 sell. almost new
i've rooms and reception hall e''-
Tag, .u good condition Sec t.l7 tNi
m " 1. evenings. W t4'.
BUSINESS PROPERTY -
$50 .u.r.>g- Choice business ". I.ns
"a TI.nth e. near market Non
resident owner orders quick SAID. 4.
v brown a Bro.
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MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES FOR SALE
MNRCHANDisN-


BIG STOCK new Y, s. Army shirts,
socks sweaters and underwear, Also
hig stock all kinds winter goods
bought in force sale 10 sell NJ
bargain Read the list below and
come In, look around, YOU VIII ma
something you need,
one lot childreus unlon-alls'
worth 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70
Rig lot mons work socks ,,..,, 10
ono lot mems half hose, values
To soc, pair ,t.,',..'',''. ~
Big lot buck towels 2bc value 80
ore e" ini b,,h towels each ., .2S
200 rag rugs. 21N5A inches
Big lot outing, all colors, IN
short lengths from the mills
acc value ,,..,,,,.,,,'',. 'So
Rig lot childrcns and misses
hose, all sizes zoe values :,
one lot ladies' hose. brown or
white, S5c quality ...,,.,,,,,,, 20
one lot ladies' knit undcrsklrts
80 value NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
N[ dresses. Worm SIS ,..,...,... o.s5
L. ). army standard q, H. serge
worth 81 .,.,.'.,....,,.,.,.. A95
Y, : army cashmcrette socks,
worth up Ia Toe pair choice. as
T. s army wool shirts and draw
ers, per garment .,..,..,.',.,. l3S
u. $. army hats, worth 81 ...... l.9A
500 ladies' hats at one-fourth the
regular price.
one lot ladies' silk hose. 81 kind SIS
one lot standard union made
overalls, SS25 values ....,,,.,. z,AS
BIG stock ladies underwear, union
suits or separate garments, about
q per cent. of their regular price.
400 pairs shoes for men women
and children, lots OF samples and
odd lots. to sell regardless Of cost
or value,
SOUTHERN SALVAGE co
500 Market Street. Corner Sixth
Opposite Lyric Theater.
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AUCTION SALE

NEXT MONDAY. OCT, rs, AT
rousT-YARNELL STOCK YARDS.
WE Will SELL AT AUCTION
rwo CARLOADS OF EXTRA NICE
MARES AND HORSES FROM I TO
? YEARS OLD. WEIGHING 800 TO
200 LBS. AND EXTRA BROKE
ALSO SIX CARLOADS OF coon
TENNESSEE MULES AND A LOT
OF PLUGS. SALE STARTS AT 10
A. NJ,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES ron RENT,

ItI.Nr. t.room BRICK nat to1r u 10
Harrison ave-, can H. 2'tl. 7. 81.
I.rrNr
LOOKOUT MT Drnrablr modern =
room nruI u,J cottage. sleeping
puf.r. nIl..tlf around rrlEhhota-
r,lr cor uu. Phone Wn'nNt tIIh
TORE bu.irl ou Market a,Is't i1n-
r.rF atr,tf 90 rIrt.t r'.'. glass N.l-
d.nr CO., lufh r'f,tt7 ''I ~ '..i
.r IINp. -Four room house uu car
Hnr. fla- WrIuu' tNlN
NIsE so FOUT Wuup. .yFani
home. hos a. rooms, mo- boardr'A
g. Y ufuwu q Bro
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WINTER HARDWARE
500 GALLON TANKS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS 20
BLANK ETS-See our large assortment
~ blankets. comforts, mattresses.
beds HprluEs. dressers and floor GOV,
eringa. In fact. everything needed
about a home; so and % days al Spot
cash prices We viii save you money
Close Furniture Co, ASi Market ~.
FIIRNITI RE-For snlc, mahogany DIN
ing room table and chairs ana SINGER
sewing machine, Phone Main 24b1,
MISUNDERSTANDING in wood hea!crA'
500 our line Close Furniture co,
HHATERS-Dont buy your hot blast
henter tn you see our limo OF new
Ross Hot Hlnst heaters We give
10 and SO days at spot cash prices
and guarantee TO save NM lnc
amount of coal. Close Furniture
CO. 4A Market ri. ----------------
li\NGE-For aulo. combination coal
and gus range, good as new, with not
water connection tOlS st. Elmo oVv.
WANTED-To BUY %
ma PRICES paid for your uHed
watches. all sizes. also old gold ana
silver. Shycr's, . u. 9th st
FURNlTJRH and household goods.
Main llSS. ---..----.
FiiRNl1'i RB - Wanted second hlnd
furniture OF au knds. Phone NJ o2o.
rlJRNITURFi-w wanted to buy second
hand furniture. WIN pay full price.
Cali Main 6o2i.
HOUSEHOLD GOODs-Wantod mont
ANYTHING In household goods. feath"t
badR. etc: also mems ana lhdlos
clothes Phone Main 2G2l. --,.-.--------
Old GOLD ana silver wanted. Hauer'H
Jewellers. 900 Market Al ...-..-------
RUGS wanted, ono or two Wilton vel,
vot rugs, axl2, or any other of good
quality. Call Hem. 1850 ---.-y----.-
STORE onict and restaurant nxtnrHs'
furniture. household GOODS,
James Salvage CO.. soS Is ST. ""'
1883, -------,-----
SECUND- HAND CLOT II n o. bont
prices paid "a -. 9th at. MAN lAls,
gECOND HAND clothing bought and
sold. 20i IL 9Th at. Main S6O1, .----..,,
WANTED 10 buy good secondhand
furniture. close Furniture Co.. sSS
Market 81. ------
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD. ~
ROOMS with board sis East Third
ST. Main 27s6. .-.-------
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD. 20
FoR RENT. one furnished room for
light housekeeping, close IN all con
v1ilcnces Main 1000, -...----.---
FOR RENT Steam hoated room; clos
in, for gentlemen. w, 6e26, or NJ. Agee
ron RENT Upper floor, consistng OF
rooms, partly furnlDhed. Phone
MARKET ST. 5O7h-NIoely furni"hod
rooms for rent -
OLD MOUNTAIN ROAD. ara. St Elmo
For rent, 2 rooms Furnished Tor
housekeeping. references
OAK ST.. Cos For rent, - nicely fuf
ninhsd front room, furnhce hcht ana
bath walnut 1922
ROOMS Thrco unfurnished rooms wa
tor ana lights Furnished Phone NJ
1897 before $40. or after pm
ROOM Furnished front room. close tn,
young man preferred Main 2bb1
uooMa Two largo furnished bed
rooms close In. GOD Carlisle Place.
Main 49El.
WILLIAM ST. 1908 corner 2Gth Three
large unfurnisbod rooms, garden ana
ChlckcphouFc, private entrance snh
yard nico rose bushes. electric hghF
and water.
wLIIAMS ST. 2oj-toom Tor rent
gentlemen. Main I295
1878 "a ORCHARD KNOB AVE. For
r,nt. two rooms fnr uRht houaokcop-
ing. urhts and water furnished
~ plSE ST one nicely furnished
front room. close In In private home
g,utv only rnuuo lnI2
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LAKESIDE ORANGE GROVE
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED. 5000

Bungalow orange and poultry farm;
20 acres. near town, close sparkling
lake. 27S orange trees. lao young tam
gorines, 20 pears, pecans, grapefruit.
10 acres loan fields, 4-room bunga-
low, beautiful shade. magnificent
lake view: z barns. 2 poultryhouses;
quick buyer gets horse. 400 white
t.eghorn hens, machinery, tools,
household goods, poultry equipmenti
everything for $1,000 part cash, bali
ance easy terms Details this ana
uthor orange groves and farms page
80 Strout's big new illustrated cata-
log, "Farm Bargain" Just out. Copy
free. Strout Farm Agency. 255 a. H.,
Gambler Annex, Atlanta, Ga.
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OrFICrs AND DISK ROOM So

DFIrI# Boz found Dn.n n|I. '"'
rent. formerly N'NH. ur"Es g.. .-'.
good service. John n Haffrf. N-f.
Room 4N1
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MARSHALL AUTO co.
5TH AND BROAD SITS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-29

BEST PRICE paid for second hand clothing, shoes, carpets, old house. hold goods. rags and paper. NJ
 Gottlteb, 1S6 Hallett St. Phone Noble 1908. A7~ttf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-29
WEEKEND UNLOADING
 REQUESTED

This office is in receipt of the fol- lowing telegram from MT. c L. Bardo, General Manager, New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, and is glad to bring it to the attention of all members of the association:
 ''On Saturday, Sunday and Mon day the railroad expects to deliver ap- proximately the same number of load ed cars as will be received from con- nections and in order to avoid un- due accumulations and long delay to freight car equipment of all kinds which is urgently needed request is made that wherever possible forces be employed on Saturday and Sunday to release equipment in order that it may be hurried west to the produc- ing regions for return load.''
 It is suggested that members com municate with ther local agent re- garding arrangements for Saturday, Sunday and Monday freight deliveries, bearing in mind that general. observ- ance of Monday as holiday is anti cipated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-29

TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS - Goods moved on short notice, both local and long distances; ashes and other rubbish removed promptly. Fac tory trucking a speciality. Excava- ton work done by contract Prompt attention given to all orders. whether large or small. Call or write Cle Progressive Transfer Co, 945 Main St. Rooms 204 and 206. Tel. 2342 Barnum- B19alls