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New York Sugar,

New York, March a. The local market for raw sugar was unchanged today and while prices were firmly held at l2 cents Tor Cubas cost and freight equal to 13.0i for ccntrifu- gal offerings seemed to be more plentiful. There were sales of 25,- 900 bags of Porto Gicos to the re. finer Tor March~AprIl shipment al l2.50 C. l. f, and 10000 bags of Cubas prompt loading at ll.50 f. o. h. Cuba.
 At the close 1t was rumored that 50,000 bags of Cubas had been sold to a local rcfincr for March April shipment at F. cents cost and frclgh;.
 The market for refined was un- changed at II to lG cents for fine granuatcd, but some adjustment is anticipated in view of the recent sharp advance in raWs. Refiners continue to make allotment as fast as. possible and deliveries are said to be increasing with enough de mands to take care of all sugar available.
 The market for futures was fairly active and after starting unchanged to points higher, prices were con tlnued up widely on demand from commission houses and active posi- ! tion showed advances of 15 to 58 points at the close, or practically the highest of the day. Sales were i ,250 tons.
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Helene'S Married Life By Newspaper Syndicate
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real friend to him. And you have never been his friend." A cruel light gleamcd in Tony's queer, champagne-co -colored eyes.
 "Who's been talking?> That old woman?" He nodded towards the just vacated. Saying things about me, was she? "Yes, if you want to know the truth" Contempt was written on my face ,and sounded in my tones imperturbably. "Well-shoot! What did she say?"
 l stiffened. Tony's flippancy was quite maddening. "She said things that would make in the face." I jerked away from him. "For instance ?' ture, after all they'd done for you" amusing!" the upper hall now. Here Tony paused, and very deliberately lit cigaret.
 "You don't mind if I smoke, do you? he asked airily. Smoking stimulates my brain precisely as you stimulate my heart"
 Ignoring this last impertinence, said:
 "If Alice or her husband should come up these stairs, suppose you'll tell them how you came into the house? Crawled through the win l dow"
 "Sit down and let's talk it out!" quoth Tony. The smile faded from his lips. He seated himself on a divan in the little alcove. l "I prefer to stand, thanks" re- joined, jelly. l Tony nodded. ! "As you wish! :, Now-firc ahead! What have l done to render me an outcast?"
 "The-the forging of the check,,' l answered.
 "Check? What check?" Tony's stare was blank. 7
 "The forgery for which Jim St 1 Aubyns was wrongfully blamed!" l said stupidly, then could have bitten out my tongue. For Tony, snccring, said:
 "Oh, the plot thickens, does it? So your hero"--he nodded mcaningly to- wards Jim's door-"your hero is a criminal is he? |
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New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, March 24. Selling started on the opening of the cotton market today and vas still being felt in the late trading. The open ing was at the decline and lowest prices were made toward the close Final prices were at net losses of 75 to 91 points. The collapse of the March position in New York unfavor- able German political events and better weather over the belt were responsible for the selling wave
 In the carly trading the forecast of scattered showers in the eastern belt, where rain IS not wanted. check ed the downward movement tempor- arily but q little later there was fresh pressure. A weekly review of weather and crop conditions was regarded as unfavorable and caused small reactions while further stead.- ness was gained for a while, from the rise in foreign exchange. but in the afternoon reports Of rains n Northern Texas, where they would be beneficial resulted in new sell inc.
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MARCH CONTRACTS BREAK SHARPLY FROM
 PREVIOUS ADVANCE

New York, March 2i.- The price of March contracts in the cotton market here today broke even more rapidly than it had recently advanced, al though there were only a few scat terlng sales and only one notice was reported in circulation. After sell ing at 40 at the start March de- cllned to 40 25 on the second sale and later broke to 39.S0 or 300 points net lower and 33S points below yester- days high record. The weakness of March had an unsottling effect in later months and there was heavy general liquidation. The final tone was steady but March showed a net loss of 2S0 points while later months were 77 to no points lower.
 The market opened steady at a de cline of 255 points on March with other months IF points lower to B points higher. Liverpool cables were lower than due and there was also selling on the favorable wcath- CT map which became more active and general as prices worked lower without cncountcring any important suppor;.
 Nervousness was probably in- creased ov the easier ruling of the stock market. Brokers found noth- ing in the spot news to account for the decline, which was most general ly attributed to the collapse of March and weak technical posi- tion in the later months.
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F.. St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, H., March 24. Hogs, l3,ooo; lights 10@20 cents lower, other steady. Bulk l5.75n l6.25; heavy l1.i5m 1925; medium l5,25m 1925; lights l5.50a l6.50; pigs ll.50N i6.0C.
 Cattle, 3,900; steady. Choice heavy steers l275M11. 30; medium II la 13.50; common $500 l0.75; choice lights l2d 1i,50; common 9.00ml2,5 50; butcher heifcrs 7.75o1h, cows 7,5O c II; canners d.50n 7.25; calves 12@ 1875; feeders 8.50m ll.65; stockers T.000 l075.
 Sheep 1900; steady; lambs 17.75d 1925; culls 1550m l7.25; yielders i5GG 17.25; choice ewes 10.25d ld; culls 5d9.
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YOU GAN MAKE YOUR SKIN WHITE,
 SOFT AND CLEAR
WITH THE LOVELY TINT OF
 YOUTH
By the Use of the Popular Black
 and White Beauty Treatment.

If you are dissatisfied with your complexion because of unsightly skin blemishcs such as liver spots, freckles, rough or pimply skin, do this today-go to your nearest drug store, get package of BLACK and WHITE Ointment and bar of BLACK and WHITE Soap. Before retiring, wash the face, neck, arms or hands with warm water and Soap and dry thoroughly. Then mix and apply the creamy Ointment, accord ing to directions. The next morn ing wash off the Ointment, using Black and White Soap. You can see difference almost after the first nights treatment. Repeat the ap- plications and you will be happy with the results.
 If you can not find the Black and White Beauty Treatment Ointment and Soap, the manufacturers will send both to you postpaid on receipt of soc.
 A sample, literature and Black and White Birthday and Dream Book free if you will clip this advertise ment and mail to BLACK and WHITE, Box 913, Memphis, Tenn.
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UNSIGHTLY FRECkLES Instantly Removed

Try this simple formula: Go to any toilet counter and get bottle of Derwillo; apply two or three times daily then watch the freckles disap- pear. The very first application proves it. Once you try it you will never be without it. Thousands use it in place of face powder, as 1t not only removes freckles, but in. stantly beautifies the complexion as we'll. There is no substitute for Der willo as no other freckle remover does this. It gives you rosy, white, velvety skin everyone "just loves to touch." Sold, at all depart ment and drug stores with the dis tinct understanding that if you are not pleased in every way you get your money back.
 r NOTE--A leading druggist, recent ly interviewed said, "We have never sold any frccklc remover which gives better satisfaction than Derwillo. It is having an enormous sale and we gladly refund the money to anyone dissatisfied. It is guaranteed abso- lutely. harmless, and is sold at all toilet counters in this city, including w. L. Dewoody. Adv.
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By May Christie

Tony's words completely flabber- gasted me!
 Helene and I are going to be married!" he repeated.
 Marriage? With a ne'ro-do-wcll like Tony? Heaven forbid!
 For moment it seemed as though Jim's mother hadn't taken m the meaning of the words. She vas star Ing. at Tony as though hyp- notized. To. find her sons enemy in his room at night-the boy she'd always been so kind to, in the past, and who'd proved himself so inn mcasurably ungrateful-why, natur- ally it was shock!
 It appeared to be no shock to Tony, however. He was even smiling, in the ccol, impertinent way of which, he was past master.
 l tried to speak. l tried to con- tradict Tony's statement But the denial froze upon my lips. could only watch the face of Jim's mother. in its astonishment, reproach and pain.
 Indeed, wondered if she really Iooh III tHc HiedHiHg Oi ms strange announcement. Her eyes were on his face, and her whole figure seemed to stiffen.
 Irony! Tony Lascelles! "You!" she whispered ip low voice. "You of all pcople-in my sons room!"
 It was only then that a shade of embarrassment fitted across his rather well-shaped features. Yet such embarrassment was but momen- tary. Tony doubtless had been in more awkward corners than this, be- fore, and had emerged triumphant.
 "Yes, it's I. The proverbial bad penny, eh?" quoth he, with apparent lightness. But don't blame me for being here-blame Miss Helene!"
 This was too much. I was about to voice an aindignant protest when Jim's mother said with an air of gentle dignity:
 "I'm afraid mustn't stop and talk with you-or allow you to remain here-because my son is in no fit state for any excitement. I must, therefore, ask you to please leave the room."
 She didn't look at me. She only looked at Tony. A whole world re- proach lay in her sweet, kind eyes. Tony must indeed have acted strange ly in the past, to summon forth that look.
 "Oh, very we'll. Come on, Helene" Tony grabbed me by the arm.
 I had no wish to make . scene, there in Jim's sick room. Perhaps
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a "scene" was precisely the denoue- ment Tony wished? It would be so bad for Jim, and it would hurt his mother.
 Therefore-first dragging my arm, away from Tony's grasp-I slipped out to the hall. Tony followed.
 I turned and closed the door of head held high-I marched off, fur ious.
 Helene! Listen, just one mo- ment!" Tony pleaded.
 able cad!" I almost hissed the words.
 Helene! Oh, it was crazy of me, I'll admit! But it was the only thing that I could do! It looked so bad Helene-there in that room-at that hour"
 "A sick room,' I interrupted, cut tingly. "If you're taking any virtue unto yourself for shielding me, then drop the idea! You'd no earth ly business to creep in-just like a sneak -thief-'
 Helene, l had to talk to you! I had to-"
 Q compromise me 7. "Well, l didn't mean to! Although now"
 "Oh, bosh!" I cried. "I'll tell the whole house what has happened!" wheeled around on him. "And I'll also tell them about your ridiculous, impertinent announcement of an en- gagement that does not exst-that never will exist" Helene, I had to tell her that!"
 "Tell whom?"
 "Mrs. St. Aubyns." He caught me by the hand. q had to tell her we were engaged. How else could room-alone with you?"
 By telling the whole truth, fol once in your life!" l, retorted, quite beside myself. By telling her the low, mean motive that led you to dc such a thing. Maybe you meant to murder Jim? Maybe your the man who half-killed him on the lonely road the other night? Maybe"
 "Your imagination flies away with youy sneered Tony, "And-aren't you very familiar with the patient all of sudden?'' Familiar? Howl" "Oh, holding hands--and calling him by his first name, as you die just now. Jim.' indeed!" Tony's smile was very crooked, like him. self. q have more right to call him Jim than you!" answered, quick as lightning. "For I, anyhow, am 2
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largely to focusing of traders at tention on rumors of wrong future methods of car control and on other supposed sinister reasons for scar city of grain at big terminals Anxiety about the conditions of winter wheat tended also to life the corn market although timely mols- turc received in parts oi Kansas and Oklahoma.
 Oats paralleled the action of corn,
 Free selling ascribcd to packers had a weakening influence on pro Visions
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$1, ,OW in Jewelry
 Taken from Bank

Mulberry, March 24.-One thousand dollars worth of jewelry and postage and war savings stamps amounting to $500 was stolen from the Bank of Mulberry last night This is the second bank robbery in Craw. ford county within weeks time. The jewelry belonged to the Bost Broth CTS drug store and was kept in the bank vault at nights.
 The vault was opened by the rob bers by tools obtained from . sec tion shanty.
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Captains Visit to Sweetheart is
 Cause of Death

Monterey, Mexico, March 24.--It is story of love, romance, intri- que and tragedy that comes from Puebla. It was with the full know ledge that if he was discovered and taken prisoner he would be placed in front of firing squad and shot that Capt. Cirilo Arenas, former of- ficer in the Carranza army, left the camp of his band of revolutionists in the mountains in the state of brief visit to his sweetheart. Miss Guadalupe Montejano.
 True to his graest fears, he was recognized and thrown in jail. whence was taken forth in the gray of the early morning few days ago and shot without the formality of courtmartial.
 For many months Capt. Arenas and his well-armed force of more than 500 men had been operating along the line of the interoceanic railroad to the cast of Puebla. They made their rendezvous in the noun tains and all attempts on the part of federal troops to rout them out and give battle proved futile.
 Before becoming a revolutionary chief Capt. Arenas was an officer in the army of President Carranza. He was popular with the rank and file and when he revolted he took with him several hundred well-trainet and equipped men.
 Beginning of Romance. It was during the time that he was federal officer that Arenas be gan the romance in Pucbla thai finally brought about his death. Hs met and paid ardent court to Miss Montejano, who belongs to a well
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, March 24.-Uneasiness on the part of shorts led to upturns in the price of corn today notwith- standing further extensive publicity given to misdoings ascribed to speculators. The market closed nervous, 5-8 to 1 IA cent higher with May 1 56 5-8 to 1.56 3-4 and July 1.51 to 1.51 1-4. Oats gained 1-8 to 7-8 cent. Provisions showed a setback of 20 to 55 cent.
 At first, the corn market was de- pressed by continuing of selling due
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known and highly respected family of that city. Thelr troth was pIlghtcd, but when Capt Arenas turn cd agalnst the government ne be. came an outcaat ana hunted man. lie was gtveu no opportunity 10 meet or communicate with his sweet heart, Occasionally he reached hei by written note or letter through the intermediary of a trusted m1s- senEer. Finally he could endure the separation no longer
 Wsgusiug himself az best he could, he went 10 Puebla and called at the nome of Mss Monteiauo. 1t was lovers meeting, put 1t was witnessed by two brothers of the CarrauZa cause, however, much they Cararnza cause, however, much they thought of thelr sister and he TO- nance. When Capt. Arenas and | Miss Monteiano veuturcd upon the street and entered moving picture house the former thought that his disguise would prevent hIm from being recognized The news of hts presence in Pucbla had been secretly conveyed to the local military au- thoritIes by the brothers of Miss Montciano and hardly had the af- fcctionate couple seated themselves Tn the moving picture show when an officer entered and arrested Arenas, 1 He was dragged away from the scene and placed in solitary confine- mCnt.
 Shot Against Wall.
 Arenas fate was not left long in doubt. Orders came that he be giv- cn the sam" treatment as IS accord ed to other bandit leaders. He was taken into the jail yard, placed against a stone wall and shot by q company of picked soldiers.
 No sooner had the information of ] the execution of Capt. Arenas reached his devoted little army of ! followers than they began preparing to avcnge his death. They marched upon the town of San Martin Tes- melucan, situated near Puebla, which they attacked and captured, lt is stated that the Carranza troops who defended the town were routed. Many prisoners were taken and all were executed.
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LkdAL NOTICES
ROAD DISTRICT TAX NOTICE.
Roberts Road Improvement District of Jefferson and Arkansas C0un-
 ties, State of Arkansas.

Notice is hereby given that the assessment of benefits and damages of the above district have been filed in the office of the county clerk of the county in which the lands are situated, where same is open to in- spoction and all persons wishing to be heard on said assessment will be heard by the Board of Commission CTS of the district on the 10th day of April. 1920, at the offices of the Board, in Humphrey, Arkansas. March 25, 1920.
 V. D. HARLOW, q
 Secretary of the Board of Com1
 missioner.
 Office of the board being in the Merchants and Planters Bank build ing in Humphrey, Arkansas.
 3-25--4-1-S 8
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ROB BANK OF $450.

Bartlesville, Okla, March 24.- Robbers tock $450 in cash and an undetermined amount in Liberty ponds from the State Bank of Ea- mon, two miles south of here last night. Twenty thousand dollars in cash in another safe was overlooked, ba nk officials said.
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GOtch Will Meet
 Washburn Tonight

Young Gotch, Chicago wrestler, will meet Jack Washburn at the Haul Der theatre tonight at 5:30 o'clock. Gotch has just returned from Little Rock, where he has been training for this bout He recently defeated Sailor Jack Woods in bout at the Orpheo. The bout IS under Amerl- can Legion auspices.
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New York, March 24.--Cotton seed oil was heavy, closing with net loss es of 38 to 40 points for leading months. Lack of spot and export outlet and the slump in lard, cotton and stocks were the depressing fac tors. Sales 16,100 barrels. Prime crude 17.5O asked; prime summer yellow spot 19.O0M19.70; May 1890; July 20.35; September POLO; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Liberty Bonds,

New York, March 24.-Prices of Liberty bonds today at 2:55 p. n, were:
 l-2's 9750; first 4's 9o.5o; second i $ $40; firsa 1-4's SOTO; second 1-4's s9s4; third 1-4's 92.7d; fourth 1 t-i's S9.9l; Victory 5 3-4s 9I.62; Victory 3-4's 97.6d.
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Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, March 24.-Cotton spots in limited request. Prices cas- fer. Good middling 30.66; fully middling 29.6G; middling 2S.66; low middling 25.36; good ordinary P lG; ordinary 21.l6. Sales 1000 bales in cluding $500 American. Receipts 53,OO0 bales including 27,000 Ameri- can. Futures closed quiet
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MISCELLANEOUS


 WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves. Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine street, phone 24S9. 12-30-tf -~>~~SIN~~~~C~o ~-~~~~.-~>~~~o~~~S TO BUY SEVENTIES SEVEN REVOL- vers, any kind; must be in good con- dition, and bargain. J. L. Arm field, Gun and Locksmith, 113 Main St.
 ~~~~~~~~ e~~~~~~~~-o~ ~>~~~~0. 50 ACRES OF HIGH BOTTOM LAND for rent; 30 acres of this land is only 3rd year land and 10 acres Cypress brake land; half mile of Tucker, Ark. Has two three rooM houses and two cribs. R. s. Cherry, Fourth and Pine street.
 >~-~>--~-~'~>~>>~-~~-~r> -s.>-~~~~~N~~~ STORAGE PERSONAL ATTENTION given to handling and storing fur niture and household goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone 1231. 2-27-tf
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EVERYTHING TO MAKE THE GAR den a success, blows, rakes, hoes, seed, spading forks, Paullin netting. Prices right at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co.,, Phone 832. 3-21-6t
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SPECIAL, ONE 250 EGG, USED cypress incubator, at $25.OO; hand garden blows $3.76 at Cleveland Mat thews Hardware Co. 3-21-ot
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PREPARED GUARD ROOFING, ONE ply per sq. $2.25; ? ply $2.75; ply $3.25. The kind that lasts. Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co. 3-21-6t
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A FEW TONS CHOICE "ACALA" cotton seed for sale. Adress Rich ardson and May, Cornerstone, Ark.
 3-2O-6ttt
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STORE FIXTURES, SHELVING, counters, scales, etc., for sale. Ap- ply John Baldridge, All Main street.
 3-23 St
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COUNTY SCRIP.

Limited amount of county scrip for sale. Geo. II. Adams, phone IA. 3-19-1mo
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ELECTRIC LIGHT GLOBES, FOR sale; all sizes, including 60 candle, 3 for $1.00 for one week. at Cleve- land Matthews Hardware Co.,, hone S32. 3-21-Sr
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FOR SALE-FOUR THOROUGH bred Buff Orpington cockercls. Ten months old. Apply to Kientz Broth CTS. 2-23-6
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ONE YEARLING JERSEY HEIFER, for sale; can be seen at 1O3 Park place, phone 446. 3-19-tf
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THOROUGHBRED WHITE LEG horn; bred to lay; eggs at $1.25 per setting of 15 at home, or delivered for $l.50 Apply J. T. Bailey, Route 1, phone 95O3t'2. 3-19-6t+
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Spot Gotten.

New Orleans, March 24.-Cotton spcts steady. Middling unchanged. Sales on the spot 1,259; arrive 1,132; low middling 32.50; middling 40 75i good middling 1925. Receipts 8,039; stock 347,172.
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FOR SALE
| Il2-

ONE ICE BOX, GAS RANGE, BEi, dresser table and chairs, for sale. Phone 1510. 3-2O-';t
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MEN. WOMEN, BOYS,
 farmers. We furnish vorkers on short notice. |rd Real Estate and Elm Bureau, 217 1-2 State hone 994. 'Aih
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 of stove pipe and elbows, only used few weeks cost $2S; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop. Furniture Mover. l-6-tI
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There is shortage of celluloid buttons, since Japan has refused to export scamphor. of which the cellu- loic is largely made.
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[oR FEMALE HELP

|ANTED, v0CALISTs, IN lts, E readers, versatile peo- |rds , for Lyceum, Chautau- P.ort work. Write, United esu. Dept. 62, Meridian,
 W 3-21-8t
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hK. LOOK, DON'T SAY Ind help; 994 furnishes it M how to a bank clerk;
 | to a stenographer-994 ii kind of help free of 2-27-1mo
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Cotton Seed Oil,

New York. March 24.-Spot cotton quiet; middling 42.0C.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS'


 NEW FOUR CYLINDER RENDER son motorcycle for sale at a bargain; price $325. See l.. L. Brockman at Fox Brothers Hardware Co. 3-23-6t STRIPPED FORD FOR SALE AT A bargain; with top and lenders; can be seen at 1915 Main. Phone TIA, or 1869. 3-16-10t* EIGHT CYLINDER OLDSMOBILE chummy roadster, in first class condition, for sale; run only 5000 miles; a bargain. Apply 404 Citizens sank aunHkso6n.ldlng.-.----,.--o-oS.s,5Sze>Ste** building. S,Se>St* FOR sALEAONE FORD TOURING, looks like new, $450.00; one Ford coupe, repaintcd. real bargain, $425.0O; One Dodge commercial truck Al condition, $850.0O; one 1919 port touring, repainted, motor in good condition, $725.00; one 8 cylinder Oldsmobile touring car at s$675.O0; one 1919 Maxwell touring, a real buy lat $650.0O; one 1918 Buick roadster (six cylinder); one 1918 Paige, little |six, repainted $S00.00; one 1917 Paige little six $650.OO; one Caddi- lac touring car Al shape, $575.00; one Maxwell truck $45O.O0; one Overland delivery truck, $350.O0. Any of the above cars may be pur- chased for one third down and the rest in 10 monthly payments. Mc- Gehee Motor Sales Co, 2O3 East Second avenue, phone GOA. (Next door to the Willard Battery Station.)
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ET-HoUsEs

\, FURNISHED FOUR ROOM |d t d;s rent; complete except bed E;tb N bisnes 1as at 510 Linden. Aprly
 ''N' iali West Sixth. 3-2O .6t4