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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
OF LOCAL MOMENT

l. Stark. os Sapalpa has moved to
Guthrie with his family. He win he
connected with the Intr shoe de-
rartaaent
l. J Stark attended the Metho3-
ist conference al Fort Worth.
Lutx store win give a mid-win,er
style show Thursday afternoon.
Local high school boys say the
score at 0slahoma City could have
been bigger-hls the chalk was ex-
harsted Next season bunch II
siuggers will BE- fitted out to ,raekie
the o. C. big lipped team
The local woman's Cox club Is In
creaslng in membership.
This is 10 be remembered-,o vote
one must register.
Charles Johnson. Haynes B-IscO|
motor salesman. With Guthrie connec-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Communications To Tire Editor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

Charles Johnson. HAYNES Bsisc'
motor salesman. With Guthrie connec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

The local woman's Cox club Is Ii
creaslng i'm membership.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

This is 10 be remembered-,o vote
one must register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

l. J Stark attended the Netho3
ist conference al Fort Worth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
SPENCER OPPOSED 70 LEAGUE

senate, spencer replied e Sensses
Rsse's elk auestions on ths Ssauue ~
Naticfs ~ foiIoNs.
Year questions l answer directly.
J. an, opposed to giving to the Hrli-
fsh Empire d slh sGies in tn. asKe ", bly,
ot thu League uf Nstiure when IL. United
states has hNt nns. and fur that reason
! >.ted Tor sss.tsa;iun No. IL. which hSs
10 dc with this danger
! arm oppased tp the submission sf
questions os auf national homer fe ANY in.
teTnastonal tribunal and for thai rsa .tn
voted tor the reservation - hich cor
rscted this danger,
! AIN "i7poaed ~ any obiisn ;iou that
10" deprive the United Stas,s Of the
fishi !" tstesae Its army and navy IT
~ foreign enrm,, and for that rsa$ua
voted saf reservation No, 10 which psu-
t@ets this American right
4. ain erpasea 10 any eh,iss,io that
bihhf this country Ia defend thr frontiers
81 !Fe&Eh counties against ATTACK or 10
pstef'S the existing political l;,dep~n,s.
enfles 81 surh eonatftek' sad !et tt.t
reason ! voted for reservation No. >
which leaves the Chitei states ts.s In IL
future aesion
!. ! ain opposed 10 any provision that
would in ANY way limit the rasht Of ,ts
h''ea stssea 10 withdraw upon rte,,rr
so'..e. "t 'nsstsfe with its o~n supreme
a~ctsine In ths matter, and ~. that rsn.
SCR voted fer reservation No.
l. ! Am ep;snsed 10 any pruv,sscn that
y any senas ~eaksns or d~ssfsys tie
Monroe Doctrine oI usnassrs the Iatrs-
pfetstton 1t hs scope to aay ether pavss
aAd i~T that FeAsea l voted fus rss>fvas
ten M. !.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
4 Few nsment, Of
Your Time, Please!

l am q candidate for the Re.
publican nomination for Sheriff
of Washington County. IfIam
nominated, ! shall work hard to
bo elected by every honorable
means. IL l au elected, | vii!
fellow the law regardless OF con.
sequences. and viii! devote my
whole time to the duties Of the
Office, lam IS years OF age, have
lived in the county ali my life
and all my intcrests lie within
it's borders. lam Il farmer, aud,
being occupied with the seasons
work, ! have no. had time TO see
the voters personally
| believe | can Hil the office
seek to the satisfaction of al
fair minded men. ana with cyed,.
to myself. My life has been an
open book in your midst and in
vites inspection. | ask your
careful consideration OF lny can
didacy and solicit your vote, !
shall feel houored If the peopl.
OF this oouaty, and particularly
those OF my party. favor me With
nomination to this ONCE, in which
event | hope to 50 conduc, my
Relf that no one shall have oc
casion TO regret the confidence
placed in ne.
Respectfully,
&. j RICHESON.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28

PARkE. NJ. BANTA.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
To the Republics. Voters.

Az \ candidate for the Repub
lican nomination TOR Prosec Il. ting
Attorney, and realizing thA, /,
will no. be possible to get over
thc county IN such manner a.
will enable inc 70 see all the Re,
publican voters personally,
use this means 10 call your spe
cial attention to my candidacy.
give no special reason why
should be your choice a.
against any other man. | have
no record OF length to present.
lam Republican and have been
prscticing law in po.osi since
1914. save for the II months
tha. l WAS ia the Army.
was nominated aud elected
Prosecuting Attorney four years
ago, and WAS called into the
Army when l had served a little
more than half my term. Now.
In peace time, | hope for an op
portuuity 10 serve at least sse
foil term.
therefore respectfully solicit,
the support Of ali Republican
voters at the primary election
on August I'd
pAEkE NJ RANTA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
Il Or Republican Frissls.

We are taking = strong per.
sonal interest In the candidacy
Of Chas. II. Dauss for the Re-
psblisan nomination for Judge
Of the St. Louis Court OF Appeals.
Mr.. Daues IL at present City
Counselor In 81. Louis. and 10 \
ft man In every way for the
Court Of Appeals bcnsh. He 10
also 4 Southeast Nilsson rian,
having been born and raised 1t
Cape Girardeau. Unless you
have = personal preference 9th.
eSwiss in the se;ss;ioa OF a
nominee for this office. We urge
Mr.. Dauss upon ysu, and will
esteem yeur vote for him ~ q
great favor 10 ourself.
EDITOR.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
Csasly Clerks Notice Of Primary
Electiea.

Notice is hereby given that t'fi.
lIr i"'llius l,lMtr'~ In each iafe,Ingt of
tin' toun,s of Washington. State ri
Missouri. and that POLLS viii lee
als'n tst@-'n the hours of srsen
o'c'tarS In tir morning and sundnwa
In ihr evening an the first Tuesday iii
August, l,r.,l. lssas the third day nj
August, ia-o. for tbs, par,sass al non,s.
Batting candidates for state. district,
county and township .aif!ses, Ia be yai.
ssi oi at the general eie,.J aun ;o he held
on tib .na day nf November. iu-n
That the hereinafter mentioned list
contains the uanse aud ,sostuffier ad-
dress NJ each candidate fer namina-
iian together with designation of
the offs,e for which he Is a candidate
and the party ur principle that is rep
rcsents. the hours during which the
polls Will lie open. via:
For Senator In Congress for Missouri
representing the nem~rHtsr Party:
RREcKiNRilGE LONG
allS Iiu,letl Ave, 81. Louis, Mo
JOHN {. HiGDON
totO olive ST. ST Louis. Mo.
GEORGE II. SCRrTON
Sedalia, Mo.
ARTHUR NEAL LINDSEY
Clinton. Mo.
HENRY =. PRIEST
tS.n Westminster n. ST. Louis. Mo
CHARLES ~ HAY
pWintienerc H.. 81. Louis. No
For Governor rrprr.pniinr the Dptno.
cratic Party;
FRANK a. EARlsiS
0a1Aa, ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28

ING the candidacy seriously. Z formes
railroad attorney. who ha,i retired with
q eompstsncy. after serving the rail.
roads faithfully for many years. was
induced 10 enter the race aud nov the
friends of each are Insisting that the
other get ost of ths rscs. rhs efforts
Of few individuals aud nswspa pers
with axes 70 grind. to involve Spencer
II tho Lowden scandal. have fallen cat
since the nnai statements of ai, who
handled any money show that not Z
penny was used for Spencer and neith.
er he Or his committeeman or workers
received any of th. money or were
even aware Ut Its existence. On the
contrary. the senator aud his comnit.
tee have insisted from the beginning
that the Investigation be thorough and
every cent shown up. Since the nomi.
nation Of Senator Harding for Presi.
dent those who were opposing Spencer
6nd themselves In the awkward posi-
tion Of being against Harding a. Hard.
Ing aud Spencer voted indentically
alike Oh the main issues In the Senate.
Reports have been received At the
Spencer headquarters in the ln,eyna.
uonal Life Building. from every coun.
~ in the state and from ali the city
wards and these show conciusiveiy that
. vast majority Of the Republicans
will vote rs IL expressed In the slogan
Spencer is Senator. Let's Keep Him"
Among the hundreds Of business ard
professional nlen Of ST, Louis who are
actively supporting Senator Spencer
and predicting h!s triumphant nomina.
lion and election are the following:
Louis r. Aloe. Louis Alt, Louis Beck
fr. Christian Bernet, Louis Doexer.
Rev, W. W. Boyd. u. r.. Col, Hobart
Judge Henry 4. Casineld.
Maj. Norman b. Comfort. II. bonner
'erg, H. Elsenstadt, Edward G. Eliot,
Joseph A. Flory, A. H. Foote, Judge
Vital W. Garescke, Bernard CreeEsfel- |
Ter. c. A. Groescheil. George S. Grover,
(, L. Gurney, c. r. Hatfield. Edward
Hidden. Judge W. Il. Homer, Dxyid l.. |
ioughti!n. Rev. Geo. ". King. IL D..
Judge ". ". Kinse,, Judge Bent H. |
liehe, Max kotany. Capt Raycoed Il, |
"A Driere, John 5. Leahy, Sam Learx |
ieorge Il, Logan. Gel H. H. Mcbride,
adse Eugene McQuiliin. Joseph Aa,h-
a. Edwin r. Meissuer. W. r. Nslligau.
udSe W. b Meorc. Lon + Morris, vii. /
lam 7 Nardln. Thas, X Nieorinxhaux.
;sorge T. Parker. Judge Leo Has.ieur.
aaron =. Kauh. E. h, Rudolph, Norman
T. Ssdler, Dr. Edward Schransx, Rev.
q. Shaw. David Sonners, Rev. c.
:. Stahmann. u. D.. Lr. James Stew.
ri. ". l. S'urdevapt, George v. SQth.
rland. Fred H. Swift, Perry Post Tay-
". Capt Charles i. Thornton. ri. Rev.
'spiel \. Tu'ile. y. W. A. vesp<r. Il
Webb, Judge James x. wnhrow.
They thoroughly understand tie sit.
alton In 81. Louis aud declare that
prno~r will carry the city by u sub
.antiai plurality.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
SENATOR SPENCER
TO Be RE-E0MIAATED
SERVED WITH PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE IN SENATE ANo
THEY VOTED TOGETHER.
IsPoPUlAR WITH COLLEAGUES
A Vote Against Spencer In Avovsi
oecAvss of His Stand On Main
issuss VIII Weaken Nard.
ino In November.

The friends Of Senator Seldcn +.
Spencer arS much pleased with the
outlook for his denomination by very
large majority.
After the senator's vote overriding
Wilson's veto of the Law enforcement
act agreed upon by the Republican eau.
rus. few 81 Louis people determined
10 d. eat him and induced young mil
honaire resident Of st. Louis TO sa
nouncc his candidacy.
lie oirnei up headquarters and s,n'
Q large number of workers ou, over the
state.
Ssaass eAsi ~ SsspAs Usss - aaA.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28

45lE E.iSt Iith 81, kaHSaS tify, M
For State Treasurer representing th
Democratic Party:
JOHN II. STONE
Butler, NJ
WILLIAM O. STACY
1i1 T., Swan ST.. Webster Groves, Mt
VINCENT HEISSERER
Benton. NJ
For Attorney General representing th
Democratic Party:
MARK A. McGRCDER
iioS West 4,h ST. Sedalia, Nc
WILLIS II. MEREDITH
Poplar Bluff, MI
For Judge of Supreme Cour, NDiyisio,
Va. hne. tnrxpired Terml repre-
Senting The Democratic Party:
WILLIAM r. RAGLAND
Paris. Mo
JOHN NJ. DAWSON
kahoka. Mo
For Judge of Supreme Court DiyisioI
No. Two. tneSpir~d Term) repre-
sentine tie Democratic Party:
JOHN ]. WILLIAMSON
For Judge " Suprem Court division
No. =. Full Terml representing the
Democratic Party:
FRED l.. WILLIAMS
Joplin, Mo
For Judge Of the ST. Louis Cour, ot
Appeals representing the democratic
Party;
HICKMAN +. RODGERS
SIS Cote Eri'iian5e Ave. ST Louis. Mo
LEW Il, THoMASoN
i.,22o Mcmillan Ave, 81; Louis. No
For Judge nf the Kansas City Cour, of
Appeals representing the democratic
Party:
JAMES ELLISON
Kansas City. No
Fer Representative In Congress far
Thirie~Hth Congressional District
representing the isitlwratEc Party
ARTHUR 7. BREWSTER
lronlen. Mo,
for Mrmh-r II the House Of Repre-.
seniati,cs rrres,ii.tts the Demo
cratic f'arty:
Fur Prosecuting Attorney representing
the ls,nccrti,ic Party.
For Judge uf sh. County cour; FRS,
District representing 'he Democratic
Party:
for Judsv of The County Court Second
ltsirirs representing III. Democratic
Party;
For Sheriff representing the Demo
cratic Party:
FLOYD X. LYNCH
rotosi. Ma
For County TREASURER repre- s.'n,ing the
Democratic Party:
For Assessor rsrreSen,ia. the Demo.
cratic Party:
MELVIN J. POLITE
Old Mines
For Surveyor represen,in. the Demo.
cratic i'arsy;
'nr Public Administrator representing
the Democratic Party:
'nr toraner representing the Demo. |
cratic Party:
'or Insticc Of the reacc representing
the nsnioera.ic Party:
For Constable representing III, Demo.
cratic far,y:
or Committeeman FOR frtan
Township representing the le,nu-
cratic Parry,
cHAS. H. RlCHESoN
Fo;asl. Mo
or Committeeman for Union
Township representing the Demo
cratic Party:
mo. q. LONG
Cadet. Mo
or Committeeman for Kingston
Township r,.prcsentinS the Demo
cratic Party:
p. q. HIGGINRoTHAM Il
Fertile, Ma
or committeeman far Eirhwoo.S
Township r.'prcs'niing the ts.ma
cratic Party:
IE. InYEN
Riehwasis. Mo
W Committeeman fur Jui,n>aa
Township representing the lA.no. |
cratic Party;
THOMAS SCOTT
Atgirr. Mo.
or Committeeman for l.lhrrty
Township Vpr,sea,inx the I~sne-
cratic Party.
WALTER H. HiGGiNnoTHAM
t'o,osa. Ma
" conssssisss~man fur Walton
Tswsslslp sus,rvnrstiag shr lssss-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28

l, MO-, WEDNESDAY. il
cratic Party:
| JA114 r Ht'DSOS
| Shirley. d.
FOR C0a,mstae~ssn far Harmon.
| Township fspsens1tiug the l,~in.
cratic Parry:
u. q. HALBEKT
| Palmer. III
Far comfnitts~sasu for fsIgras,
: Township rsDsAMHttng the Il~tno
cratic Party:
| L..W. GARRETT
| It.ssrs.ie, Mo
For CDmmitfeehan for Gaardosi,
! Township repres~ntins the lse,ns,
+. cs1tie Party:
J. n KNOX
Caledonia. Mo
For CoInmitieeaaan for Concord
Township representing the Demo.
cratic Party:
J. r. YEARGAIN
IrondaIe. No
For Senator In Congress for Missouri
representing the Republican Party
SELDES p. SPENCER
AnYp q.
DWIGHT F. DAVIS
St Louis. No
JAMES LOUIS MINNIS
55Dl Waterman Ave. ST Louis, Mo
For Governor representing the Eeg.uh-
Iican Party:
ARTHUR II. HYDE
Trenton. No.
ELMER f. T.. McJIMSEY
Sprins nst@ld. No.
For Lieutenant; n;-Gorerunr representing
the Republican Parry:
POLITE ELvINS
Banne Terre, Mo.
HIRAM LLOYD
l2l. Clara Ave, ST Louis. No.
For Secretary Of State res,rese ntins
the Republican Party:
{, NJ HARRISON
Sedalia. Mo
CHARLES l.. BECKER
Bolivar, No
EDWIN s. AUSTIN
80 f. Dunkijn st. jefferson City, Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
the Republican Party:
GEORGE +. HArkMANS
Warreulon. Mo
WILLIAM ". PHILLIPS
4-S3 Olive St. s. Louis. Mo.
Fer State Treasurer representing the
Republican rarty:
L. H. THOMPSON
New Bloomfield. No
6. u. VILiS
Norborne. Nc |
For Att"rney-5envral representing the |
Republican Party;
HARVEY II. DOW
S4>iaiia. Nc
JESSE ", BARTLETT
i1n. Third National Bank isld-.
ST, Louis. No |
SAMrEI. F. orAILoN
Oregon. Mo.
ISAAC h, kiMEEELl. |
lie y, Lawnsialr. hansas rsty, Mo |
Ter Judge of Supreme Cocrr division |
No. one, tusxsdred Term, r~;.re-
sen'ins the Republican Party;
CONWAY ELDER
1909 Walton Ave. ST Louis, Me |
NORTH TODD GENTRY
Columbia. Me
FOR Judge af Supreme Court u,iyi>ion
M, Two. rneAiar,.d Term} rv,.ge-
s'ntins the Republican Party:
CHARLES e. MADISON
Kansas tIt,. Me
EDWARD lu1BEE
90" -. iis%S So hsifNfHNv Mfe- |
DENTON DUNN
2i25 Campbell S.. Kansas rYty No
ar Judge of Supreme Court tnisssien
Ma. =, Fusl Terra, r*apfs'senilus tile
Republican Party.
DAVID t. BLAIR
Joplin. Nc
SAM n HtissIhS
~ !, sylvester Ave. Webster Groves, No |
ARCH Il DAVIS
Chiliicati,s, Ne |
or judge af the 81 lsouts cnt.gf II
Appeals representing the Re, s.,s' can
Party:
CHARLES II pAtEs
81 Louis. Mc
GEol,GE II REYNOLDS
s.a i.t,iell Eld,. 81 Louis Mo
or Representative IN Congress fef
Thirteenth Congressional District |
representing the i.ei4u,,i!eaH rarts
MARION l., RHurkS
fosos!. Me |
nr Member ~ the Uoasc uf krys.x.-
sen,a,ise> representing the Eepus,,
l!can Parry;
titAS. A. YOUNG
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28
POLITE ELVINS
REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE FoR
Lieutenant Governor
eersssasrssss ~ esasvsss. Ises,ssls
cAssMxa RssasascAs s.sss canms.ss. rsie.;sA

ssrtssasr.as ~ csasvsss. ises,ssts
cAssExa RssaR4srAs s.yss canms.ss rsie.;sH
Fer As>r.s~1tT reI1re~es1iiis H.. NEgaEe.
hcau Party:
CHARLES Y. ALLEN
I'oro>.. No
JOHN n. COMPTON
i'o;>.>l. Nj
FRANCIS olLl-IE ruETEil-
Cadet Mo
JOHN f. ELLIS
r,a.,-->.s.5a Nj
Yer Saryeyor rei,-v~ges,. * he Repas,-
l8tan larty:
Il T. Ill Tt-illNGS
.9&ker Nj
J " AssNEN
Tus,,sa. NJ
Fer Hsa~'aht-s fa- isrstaa Tow4asA4p
fet'ss Ne3jit- the Eegsaisiiean rmrty
G. ]. SElRARTH
l'otts4. Mo
GEORGE DUNCAN
i'ss~sf. No
~ rul''lc administrator rvt4oescu,sssss
Ee'uhi.saa Party:
sor caness,r ss's,s>-~.a;sss ,Ts.. Ees.4ss,
llesa ra'Ts
s,sr ju,;l,r II the ry7ar~ representing
,ls'. 'telsah.seaa rarss;
Fur toHs@is,.~asaa fqr issvtpa
Township r~lsesewsin. isse Eesaaas
!itan Parry
GEa.sE CARR
i'sssess1. No
LOWELL ngNAN
fas.s>s. Aa .
Fer Committeeman s0r t'aspsa
Township EeI'ty sssss s4:ss tAe Erssass-
liessa Parry
Z. \. Npt >G
Cadet. Ma
fw sfasmtni,ts~sfg44a f,sr kEaS~Esu
Township gefy7s. ~#sssin@ the nsgssls-
acan Parry;
". +. MAtI~Af 4
Hiss. Me- 4
'r tss:a1Esltse+teaza far gss-Awtsssx
Township gs1ssesssagsas shr R~sassss-
iisssn Parry:
s T. Eakf,g
Rsehwsasss, Nc
9sg ,NAsaamisEsrRssa Sssr Ssssass~.,s
T,ssnsAsr ss'SsN>~as5sss shse isekseaas-
lsysn rarsx.
Bktt's. Mii4ksS
Alsie, Mo
'ag stsafGastte-H1zR fay Liberty
TeNashsr Fx4sessesassIx =. EsssasA-
lieaa Parry
Jssk RICE
fesasi. Me-.
or sfaassassss~nAan fer Ws,stus.
Township rpsessatinx the Nespass-
israa raryy.
Shlst~s. No.
'sw commt,,s~asas fex Harm.ay
rswsship r>sssvssatsnx the Is~val,~
asas lAarty: |
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28

JAMES RtII.FIEI.Es
l'Stta-~r. Me-.
tvr Committeeman fs,r E*slsrssls,
fa1asAjp resaessassas sAe Irfssss-
hsaa Party,
FRED ii.Et 'kENgftasK
tstksEaslr. Ao
t'er Cesasssttfeenasn fer ,'aedststa
TewssAlp representing tia@e gefsas,-
hssa rasty:
J. +. WILLIAMS
,'sses1oasia, Mo
faf t'etiafuittsseaaa fssF s'vEeord
ruso-aip representing yse Retsab-
lieua Party.
WILLIAM HUGHES
lroadaie, No.
fx Gos~rssr r~rx~.eafisg the ir0
tlktkMAN Z. FAILS
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-07-28

aEeiti"a Party.
tdsason. M
stR seHstes in ceasrs Is To- sfisspurf
F~isFss%RtFas sis- Sosaaiiss iawfy..
ELIAS 4. HosssE,S
Mt WssshIAgihn. Ao
fe' tsoFernar Fepresentstg the So<int-
Ass Party:
MARVIN H. ALI1isie-H
atE., D<iniar Blvd, ss. Leals. Nh.
Fer ACKNOWLEDGEMENT represeaaias
shs Sseiatist Party:
LssrtS SCHNElDssg
T. .. L. No. 4. ssiBtoi. Mo.
s'er Secretary Ut State rs,tHs~~ ntige
the Socialist Party:
DAVID =. LAN11s
RE- D. ~. 4 Moods ~.
cssaisssd - issa pAss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-06

MONOGRAPHS of all kinds re- paired. We also buy. sell and ex- change photographs and records Leopo1d's. 1493 Main St.. opposite ArInory. Noble 330. A30ail"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-06

and Bus Men. The trolley situation confronting us, not only in Bridgeport, but in our own city of New Haven, is critical, as you know. Now is the time to get busy and get in while prospects are good We have the following for sale at right prices: Three 1919 Rec 1S-passenger buses; also one 1920 35-passenger PackaI d. These are all in first class shape, mechan- icaIy, brand new cord tires all around. Worth investigation. Call Liberty 430. or see Chandler Mack Motor Truck Co.,. New Haven, Ct
 P19~tf
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-06
Used Trucks That Are
 Worth While

We have the following on hand in first class mechanical condition ready to go to work, viz:
 2-ton Mack, rebuilt, with brand new rack body. guaranteed the same as new.
 3-ton Packard, chassis and cab. 2-2 # ton MaccarS, one with slbstan- tial padded Van body, the other with rack body 5-ton White Dump, newly painted 2-ton Nash with brand new lumber
 body, newly painted. 2-1919, 5-ton Clydesdale Dumps. 4-1919. 2-ton Day-Elder, 25 passen-
 ger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation Call Liberty 4So
 or see Chandler, Mack Motor Truck
 Co.,, 264 Whalley Ave-. New Haven,
 Conn. P3Otf*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-06
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

ARE YOU FAT? Lose a pound a day. M Colleen Name, the physical cul- turist, is at h CT Bay View residence, Is Walnut St, Milford, Conn. If you are fat, overweight and wish to reduce, Mrs. Name guarantees that you will lose 25 pounds in IS les sons by her methods. She is a. liv- ing exponent of what physical cu1- ture has done for her. Losing 65 pounds in 10 weeks and~ bringing herself to perfect health. Physicians and residents of Milford and New Haven who have known her for years can verify above statement. For ladies only. Write her today for free information and advice about fat. L2d*p
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STOVE REPAIRS

Wholesale and retail dealers. Stove parts for all makes of stoves car ried in stock. Lipnick. 532 East Main St Noble 1855.
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ELITE GARAGE - Oakland 1918 Rnnabout, ST50; Touring car 1917, electric starter. $350; good condi- tion. 2331 Main St. Bar. 1018-2.
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LAKEVIEw AUTO CO.,. s6o Bosto- Ave, near Pembroke St. Buick and Oakland mechanics. Lighting starting and ignition systems re. paired and cverhauled by electrical mechanics. All work guaranteed. Telephone Noble 772-4.
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| FORD JITNEY BUS, 1917, for sale. Price $525. Essex St. Auto Shop, Essex St. Barnum 41S3. P1ali*
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AUTOMOBILES prices paic
 for late models. If you want to sen
 your car and get spot cash call , Barnum 3126-5.
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RACTOR-George A. Tucker
 D. c. Office hours: g to IF a. m.
 2 to 6 p.m.; also Monday. WedneA day and Friday to s. 206-201 Liberty Building. Main and Band
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-06
HOTELS

GOLDEN HILL HOTEL, 63 Harrison St., Bridgeport, Conn: up-to-dats service; steam heat: clean and sani- tary: electric lights; rates $1 and up: special rates by week. Newly remodeled: hot and cold water in each room; special rates to theatre people. Under new management
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AUTO REPAIRING

AUTO SHEEi METAL REPAIRING.
 Hoods, lenders and racing bodies made and repaired. General sheet metal work. Workmanship guaran- teed J. J. Morrlssey. 2S3 Spring St
 Barnum 1615 U30aU'
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AMBULANCFS.

AMBULANCES- cars and lim- cuisines: charges reasonable. James T. Rourke, 1925 Main St Phone Barnum 54O9. D7dss
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WE HAVE SOME special build 16- passenger auto bus bodies in stock. fit any A or 1-ton chassis We also build the latest style auto buses, any size from 16 10 40 passenger. for all kinds of chassis G. Edvy Vehicle Works, Long Branch, N. J. Phone 616. P2SS$p
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HORSES.

BRIDGEPORT HORSE AUCTION Sale and Exchange Stables. Auction every Wednesday o'clock. Horses and autos sold on commission Pr1' vate sales daily. If you want aa Auctioneer call on us. Max Tabolo- witZ. TAG F Broad St Tel. Noble cos. H4 ale
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ROOM HOUSE, all imrrovemenn. for sale CT rent: 6 room hat to rent. Intervale. fairest spot in Devon. Ses Malcolm Kerr. i19I26aIis
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AUTO RADIATORS
AUTO TIRE VULCANIZING.

FOR SALE-Uncal1ed for tires and tubes at prices charged fog repairA Vuicanizing guaranteed J. P. Cur niR. 331 Fairfield Ave.
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THE HOWARD LIVE POULTRY MARKET, delicatessen and grocery. Good quality Olive Oil $3.5o gallon. Fruit, and vegetables at lowest prices. 616 Howard Ave. Ermine Reccio. Prop. S11 all*
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AUTOMOBILE Windshield Glass and body glasses. Auto Lamp and Glass Shop. 164 Elm St. Phone Bar. 9O7-Z. D19f
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

JACOB KOMNDET, 34s Charles St, builder, painter and repairer of Jlt- ney and~ commercial bodies Low prices, first class work. P27all*