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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02
TOPRESENT3 3
ONE-ACT PLAYS
Dramatic Interpretation Glass
To Give Performance
Tonight


Tmee onc-act pla,s. VIII O. lhe
Wisp. By Doris p. Halman: parl one
scene two from "Plois ani PlsyBrghis.' %
by Edward Massey. snd Tho Dear De
parted. .by Stanley Houghion Eill be
presented. BY the class ia dramatic in
ferpreialion at 8lS O'Clock tonieh; 20
the University Auditorium This should
rot be confused wiih the Dramatic Club
presentation of ~Plois and Piaywrigl,s
3 thrce-aei play to be given mex! Wednes-
day evening.
TONIGHT a souvenir program sill bc
ON sale n the Performance. The cover
# the program was designed by Ken
ntih b. Roy, a student in the class IN
lrsign. Egch'membef oi the class sub
nilicd 4 drawing and Roy's vas chosen
The besL The program contains pic
res of previous plays, a statement Of
he purpose OF the course. ihe past pro-
rams given by the class ard a page
acknowledgements 70 those wlo have
isicd in the work Of the class.
TIE proceeds oC ihe sale oi ile pro
rams will be used toward the esaippins
dramatic museun. designed b. r.
Z. Dewey. The museum belong. 90 ihe
neiish department. L c7niaias A table
~ making up that will sec1nm7daie
sci,e persons. Pictures q pr0uinent
actors, pictures Of piays given Dy the
lass and minilinfe plans oi stage equip
meal vail be hung ia rl, room. u is
leo planned 70 have thrie mural paint
ags -.lqusea,inG die development OF the
s'1ec. 4
The play which is to Be gwen next
Wednesday b. the Dsam1iic Club i7
que in that it shows the difference
gocn he mode-n drslna end the old
shi-zed melodr2ma. Tbs first tlree
scenes CT the play are r1illen b. Joseph
iaa,ilss, character in ihe play as his
dca Of the way drama should Pc vritgn.
casper Cav, the wrijcr OF the old fash
.aod drama. dissgtees with ban ana iae
rcoud pari Of the play IS his conception
how drama Should BE written. he
the zame characters.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02
UNIVERSITY NEWS
!. T. Mitchell Of ceiumbia left this


!. T. Mitchell Of Columbia left this
morning for Fulton. Nc.
Miss Frances Kinsman, Nlio visited hsF
mother in s.. Loais over Thanksgiving
has returned.
sIiss katherine Hills returned TO hes
hoIae az Weston .iis u-arsiBg 4iier yisii-
ing at the Phi Ma house since Thanks
giving
Ellsworth Tayuef is back al the Uni
yessity after spending ihe Jaaaksgiyiag
weekend with Ills parfriss as. and Mrs.
G L. Trrncc. az san AnloHio. Tex
Mr. and Mrs F. "a. Griggs len yes,er-
day afternoon for New Franklin viIerr
ibcy attended tie funeral Of G. "
Clayton. Ms. Grigss broiher. Today.
The s-.ledule Of courses i nols m t5e
process OF publication and e is expected
that the books VIII he ready io5 dis;fi-
button some time befo9e the cud Of the
present ierm
Tie oGice o. ihe University registrar
Is e busy place ihesc days. Cou.se cards,
study cards. registration blanks and Zee
sips are being prepared in advance Sc
as 10 be ready for Tie opening of the
winter term. In This way prompt aiien-
lion can be given 10 the recording Of
grades after ibe close Of the present
term.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02
NANNY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mr. Nthm Butcher left for his home
in 81. Louis TO-DAY.
Mrs Carey Crews lef, this morning
for Mexico. No.
Mn. Gus Seliimmelpleaig Of McBaine
was shopping in Columbia yesterday.
ai6.s Blanche Taiman retusned to her
ho- ne IN Platte City Yesterday.
T. 0lds OF 81. Louis returned hone
llis morning after visit with Il. L. VII
s0B.
Joe Smith and HAIRS Lash lcfi yes
f,eraly for Drushaood Lake oa a hunting
trip.
Nrs. John Flynn left today for Mount
Ayr la- 10 visit her mother. whl Is iil
Ms. Il. Newton Ess, who has been
. visiting Mrs. Dell Hart, returned 20 her
home in CetHalia Yesterday.
iir and Mrs. " NJ. Stark returned %
Ahciine &an., after visiting Or. c. NJ.
Es2nson.
Mrs. NJ g. Franklin returned 10 hey
henc in lniongille alter a short visit
vi'h her dargh.er 81 Stephens College.
Mr.. J. ". Smith Of Scot City, Kan.
lcfl this morning after a visit with her
sister. MIS-. John u. Smith, four miles
rs, of Ccirmbia.
Miss Bessie Wolincr retained 70 ST.
Louis today after a visit with members
q ihe French department Of the Uni
,elsiiy.
Albert Conddine Of Cleveland arrived
IN Columbia yesterday called BY the i'll
ness Of his father, C. Goodding, who lives
aear Hin-7n.
Mrs. 0. V. Caryin and her daughter
Ruth, returned to lawrence. Ken, yes
lorady after visiting relatives IN Colun
bic since THANKSGIVING.
Mr.. and 3lrs. J. c. Smith Of Jefferson
City Vho have been visiting az the home
Of Nsr Z. c. Thorn leit fer ihoir horne
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs j. Kelly Wright was called 20
Salisbury. Mo-. to,lay because & The ss.
rious illneas Of her sisler. Mrs. ]. L.
Wood
Direct from lanan come. the daiatv
novelties that wiA be shown II the JAP
anese Bazsar. given bv the Edith Circle
Of the Christian Church. SATURDAY. af.er-
.aoon IN The church basement Luncheon
sets end aprons Of lapsnese nisSsrials.
ctld 3apanese toys for the children and
se's Of japanese china. axe anon. he
articles which Miss Edith Parker has
scat trom Toxic. and uh;ch all be On
sale 5f the bazaar. The E-ocseIs from
iae sale. viii 20 toward ihe support Of
native laBsnese teacher in Tekiol~
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

and Bernard Roberts Of Ccutrslia visited
llr and Mrs. ". ". RobeUs Sunday.
An oldfashi5ned eantiy-pull was heli
! BY a group ef young people at The home
Of IN. end Ms. Charles Turner, Thurs
day evening.
Miss Iuey Jones has returned 10 Co
lgabia after short visit with her par
aais, zig. and Airs. E {. Jones-
Rnssel Chandler, who has been wishing
idends al Ashland, has returned hame.
The HaliNiue High School students
ere showing much interest in basketball
Plans are being made for games with
neiehbonns schools
The rusal schools Of the eonseEdated
district h.re added considerable play
groapl equipment recently. Noiley balls
basse,halls slides and other equipment
have been provided.
Floyd Roberts stiended lae banquet
zi,ea a. the Daniel Boone Tavern in
Cglr4bia Saturday night in honor Of the
fe-mer members Of COMPANY +. I
F. l. Payne eas in Ccnrslia TuesdIy
aa Business.
a Christmss program is being 7ref az
sd by 'he students of the HIalis5ille Eigh
sahaol AB opereus, The Bells Of Fol.
aetol. and q play, The Burglar, vii
Be presented December 2.
Mrs. W. q. Wainseo,t and children
feturue5 home from Harrisburg Maada,.
sheie they visited Mrs. Vaina,oit's'
mciher. elio IS ID.
A.s heolar Windsor and sons have
eenrned io their home IN Moberly altSr
.isitiHg 5Srs. MI. Windsor
J. Il. Wahi-c and laEily,s and Roy
,sisnaa an5 family risi,sd D. 5. WI
-re ard sis.er Sunday.
Sizes Lis Roberts Of Columb;a spen.
he weekend '7iih her parents, Mr. and
5irs c. o. Roberts.
w, and Mrs. 7. ?. Brown and Mr..
and Aiss. Il. T. Brown attrn6ed the home
coming al the Christian church in Cen
ylaiia Sunday.
". 3. Evers and family spent Sunday (
vih Owen Woololk near CeHralia.
The Rev. G. D. Edwards filed his
ssular appointment at Red Top Church I
Sunday.
TIE tigh school has a new mutual 4
telephone Il 7.ss presented to them by +!
lie school h7sri.
The ladies Aid Society will hold their
suuual bazaar aRJ chicken pie supper 1
On December at thc Barclay Hotel. I
Miss Nellie coaIey Of ihe chrislish /
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02
is
[ARKlNG TINE
BANKER SAYS
Wig Reduced 10 Minimum
VII lie Price Adjustments
Take Place on All Com
nodities.
AyINcs ARR INCREASED
/. Louis Reserve 3Snk Reports
That Clothing Sales Slump
Many Orders Can
celled.

The general tendency Of business dur
the past month has hN5en 70 sl2N
1pwn, while the movement of recons.rae-
rn aad adjustment Is esinirg uoren-
hm- according 10 William Aea.aliin-
1airnan cf the Feisral BAseF'e b-a@
Il District No. 9, 10 a statement on gen
al businsss and agricultural cV1ii1als
luring The pas; moaih Tho statement
issued monthly through Ihe Fsderai
Reserve Bgnk of St. Louis.
i TINS period Of business slackHa-s 5
accompanied BY further p1cr de5liae-
sy both retail and manuacuzin1 con-
lerns. which has given +ise go hsi.shoa
fliid uaceTiaiasy by c5nsumers. 'aa gene
bal feeling 5einz to pore Ps-e-lse's.
p long as possible, according o. 3-r.
fieMartin. .Buyins in al lines, aa -vs,
has been narrowed to a necossiiT basis
A marked Increase in swings 9co"Uns
throughoui tie district shows Una, TIC
public IS prarticing more economy and
lconservaiism. he adds
Nhiie Resistance IN PIE ai uz'-a ai
'movement is gradually dir7r1
|ths1s reaains ccr,i1
have u7t f-il-r F. -c s
ar. Fame - S5
nd The -s-erci movement Of al siHd-
II -rsin 90 .uerha, has been gc-y sioe.
The r-odsccrs. are b9laing uaI i1I g1-
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

College is Wishing her grandmother, Mrs.
81. S. Voolfolk
sliss Fay Lewis visited her sister. Mrs.
Walter Bryson, near Cenlralia Sunday.
V. r. Flyat Of Arkansas who IS visit.
ing his parents. 2. ~ Flyni was visitor
here Saturday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

Miss Emna kelly. Z guest Of Miss
Ala Iones. vas a high school visitor
Saturday.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

Buy yorr Au,, Ac-caso.ies from Tay-
l9r Car5u. ldy
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

sam Dea5ou Of cealrslia MAS in Halls
sillc Saturday,
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

Dr. Jee F5nt Of sioIiaa. and family
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

Tbe Res. =. 4. lones filed bis regulst
appointment AZ Maple Grove near To-
vera and Che Reverend Air- Henjrix
6LIei his appointment, u Oak Chapel.
Sunday
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

In the shoe markell although hide
prices lave reached the lowest lesels
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02

r. s. Deabar was in Coian,5il Iloa-
35y.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-12-02
HArLSVILLE NEWS

a E-s Acton spent Tuesdzy in Co
The Washington times., 1920-06-13

feet stepped What you do in the physical world is unim
portant.
But beware Of the mental Beware Of travelling with
your eyes pressed the back of the ahead letting the
ahead Of him and the generation ahead of him THINK
FOR YOU.
You come into the world with q new BRAIN new men
tai sheet clean and Free upon which your thoughts can
write anything Do not let others scbble for you
the writing yourself
Do not let your brain be written and stamped all over
with thoughts that finished and fossxed before you
came into the world
Follow the rut in business in clothing follow all the
ruts Of MATERIAL LIFE you must, and II you find it
easy.
But take your path pick out your way in your
journey Of real Importance tho journey Of thinking mind
through the problems Of the world.
Some Of the younger rsadsrs Of this page quick with
The Washington times., 1920-06-13

things Deep but it is shaowness itself compared with
the other rut worn by mental tradition
We wear idiotic stoveppe hats of silk because our
grandathers did, put stiff shirts chests because
it done before born sqeeze their waists
because fashion has done it for thousand years. men
seek prove superiority by spending money osentaousy
instead Of proving humanity by despsng waste-but ALL
THAT MEANS COMPARATIVELY NOTHING.
The deepest rut the harmful traditions be found
in the BRAIN in the journeys that thoughts take from
the beginning in children when wonder why the
stay up in the heavens, and in old age when wonder
why knees stiff and why e that seems 30 sweet
in the beginning turns bitter at the end.
Stay, you must in the deepest kind Of material rut
In Clothes in living walk with your hands the shoulder
of tho just ahead Of you and put your feet whore his
The Washington times., 1920-06-13

Above you see in McCay's picture line that
reaches back through hundreds of generations and that
stretches ahead long years into the future.
This line is tradition the chain gang of habit
The little child at the bottom the left, unless
something to take hin, from the chain will 60
through life leaning on the one ahead of him and step
The Washington times., 1920-06-13

ping where that stepped Each walking, thinking
and following as those gone before have thought and
waked, the majority of human beings travel in trad
tion's'rut.
Break the line for yourself Pick out your opn
path, travel your road if you pau7t to be of
the few that make tradition, instead of FOLLOWING
it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
TENNESSEE
LADY RgA-D0WN
And Hun In Side OF Hs4 Head. is ssns,
flied By The Use Of 4AOa iron Tonic.

After severe Illness, overwork, worry,
grief, accidents. et9, it'd greatest need
Of rfls weakened system Is q tonic that
gives quick, depe1dsole lsirengih. In
such cases, 1T ZiTSa iron tonic.
Ziron is pieakanI nlediciae, having
lie strengthe. .ag eiiecls 81 ron will
other valuable 1builoing lingT eoients.
Read what Mrs. Emma Matus, OF Las
cassas, Tenn, says about 1t:
81 was weak md run-dowk, not able
to do my work. My irollblew was all If
the side of my head. heard OF Ziron
and got q bottle, and a1n glad TO say it
has done NE Ii pre- good than anything.
Ziron is g splendid tonic"
Try Ziron. Il may be just tiIe\ medi
cine you need. Ziron contains noA1abit-
forming drugs. 1t is safe, reliable tonic
good for childrkn, men and women
Sold by Druggists on money-hack
guarantee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
POiNcAlRE WILL DEVOTE
TIME TO RECONSTRUCTION

Paris, Jan. 26.-Raymond Poincaire,
who retires from the presidency Of
the French republic on Feb. II, desires
TO devote himself entirely to the recon
struction of the department of the
Meuse, which was part of the battle
zone dsring the war. For this reason
he viii not accept position in the
for at least three years,
according 10 the Eclaire.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
BAD WEATHER is TO
GIVE WAY TO SUNSHINE

Atlanta, Ga. Jan. % Rain and
sleet storms which have prevailed in
Northeast Georgia and Carolina for
rhe past 36 hours are expected to give
way tonight and tomorrow 10 clearing
and warmer weather. according to the
weather bureau here. Rain is fore
cast for. Southeast Georgia. Southern
headquarters Of the wire companies
report slight delay in business be-
cause of the ice-laden wires.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
WRECKING TUG GONE
{
TO RELIEF OF VESSEL.

Washington, Jan. 26.-The wrecking
tug Relief, under charter to the war
has reached the disabled
transport Powhatan, it is announced
today, The latest reports say the
Powhatan is in q bad way hut the Off
cials hoped thar The tug with its pow
erfrl pumps wuid keep the vessel
ahoat until she could he lowed into
port.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
[tANTA GETTING
[READY FOR OPERA
pr AUDITORIUM is BEING
DE FiRE-PR2pF AND OTHER
REPAIRS, MADE.

anita. Ga, Jan. 26. Following the
of the city and county govern
each in appropriat ng $4,000,
IL tota of $4,000 to carry ont
ecessary improvements on the
auditorium t,3. make it practically
oof the ninth session Of Grand
in Atlanta is assured.
work on the building, it is
h, will be completed in time fol
opera wefM the latter part OF
This means The tentative con
already made for grand opera
be closed Al once and very shortly
Program for he 1920 opera season
be announced. The next an
cement which will be made con
ng The opera session will relate
he guarantees fund Of $4,000 En-
Plastic Allan ians will, az usual,
jBlete this guarantee fund without
is atafed h1r2 to-day that Two com
be fire walls will be built between
stage and the auditorium and an
|estos curtain will be supplied for
opening, The ramps or inclined
pes at the east end of the building
rest the stage, will he confined be-
zen two frH walls so that they will
absolutely safe. The ramps on the
tn side Of the bnilding will be
jught clear 10 The ground the same
those on the Cilmer street side.
? arrangement will be such that in
e of necessity for their use nobody
m the balcony will come to the
ma floor. Patent fire doors from
, levelsw.l II 9d9lia people whenever
,essary into The ramps, which are
itected as stated above.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
roRPEDoEs WERE NOT
HEARD FY TRAIN CREW


Montreal, Jan. 26.-The collision of
two sections Of the trans-continental
train at Gabriel, Ontario yesterday, in
which eight or more persons were
killed, was due 20 the failure of the
trainmen to hear the warning torpe-
does explode, according 10 reports
reaching the Canadian Pacific railway
offices today. The first section of the
train stalled and the crew of the sec
ond section said the explosions of the
torpedoes were not loud enough 10 be
heard above the roar of the train.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27
Kings Bijou

MoNDAY-Robert Warwick in AN ADVENTURE IN HEARTS"
TUESDAYAnita Stewart in IND
WEDNESDAYMaurfce production, VICTORY"
THURSDAY-Special production
FRlDAY-O d w Grimhs GREATEST QUESTION"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27

James S. Bradley is spending several
days in Toledo, O.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-27

W. c. Farris, of Savannah, is stop.
ping at the Oglethorpe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04
FIRST rREsnyTERlsN CHURCH

Morning worship nj ~. sermon
~ Degenerate Church and tho
Forerunncr OF the Reformation (:
evening worship At gao. sermon.
The Theses and tho Fundamental
Question Of III. Reformation.
Tho =. School and biblc ciassc-
9:ta. THE Growth OF the king.
dom. tbc G. y. Societies mc-, at
$40. Progressive Living
sccration meeting: mid-wcck con
ference and prayer. Wednesday NJ
,:a0 y. m.. THE Difference between
tho Kingdom and the Church" The
Ladies' Bible Class Social viii be
held Thursday afternoon nj e:3O.
The Reformation" sermons of
Sabbath will he followed on Dec.
IL. by these: The Diet Of Worms.
WartburE Castle and tho Now HI
bic." and Footprints Of the Great
or. the Movements Of God among
tho Nations" All who do not wor
ship elsewhere are cordially invited
to worship with us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04
EARN MORE MONEY

IN busincxs-on the farm-nny
attend Central
Commercial College II you would
become nm expert In accountancy
stenoEraphy and business methods
Learn the best and most modern
ways OF doing business. Central
Will train you thoroughly and place
you In good position.
Pack your grip and come to-day
You'll have to hurry or youli miss
this big opportunity. Write now
for catalogue and ask about Earn.
Ing Your Way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04
u0wux (1gUR'M

WIN you b. present st tho sun
day School rally Sunday. Dec. sth'
Program begins at 1915 A. ~.
Af,9rnooa program :;oo =. ~. You
can't afford 10 mia either. DO
your eookinx Saturday. come In tho
morning. take some visitor home
With you for dinass and BE- back at
.oQ o'clock. We viii have strong
speakers morning and afternoon.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

FOR SALE-Purebred Rhode
Island Red Cockerels. Parma Land
Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

FOR SALE-Ford touring car In
good condition. Inquire 222 Third
Ave.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04
FASScTTS STORE NEWS

zone square deal viii not mako
reputation, bat one crooked deal
has ruined many \ man
lie square In all your dealings,
he careful not To overroarh ia your
ba.lness undertakings and you viii
b In a position 10 always make your
sord good.
our furniture stock has all been
| remarked downward during this
sast week. the savings on furniture
arc considerable and In view OF tn.
large selection and high quality of
this stock II vii, be to your aavan.
asc to buy now
II is very interesting To read n.
bout I'll, various waya tha, Christ.
mas is observed In the different
rarts OF the world. In Australia,
Vow Zealand and South America.
II is midsummer at Christmas aud
festivities ARE snowl"as and ic.lcss.
lowers and fruit taxi" the place OF
the evergreen and winter fcas,ing
In Holland II IL very cold and the
frozen canals give tho lovers OF
sports the greatest skating In the
world. Th. people OF Iceland de.
no, even have daylight and folks go
about their Christmas crrands car
plng tourchcs. In Eastern lands
where tho Greek Catholic Church IL
eminent. quecriy dressed parties 20
about in medieval costumes giving
play In which St. Peter. Death n
grim hcadsman with a big axe and
other Krotcsauc characters. sing.
dance and chant u weird ceremony.
In England. the carol singers ko
from house to house In the quaint
little villages. dressed In odd cos
tunes and singing gay songs which
have come down through the cen
turics,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Registered Polsnd.China Boarr
Breeding season Is at hand. ]
offer 2 tried Poland-China boars,
raised by the Colo. Agricultural Col
lese. sired by MERRY Monarch. At
reasonable prices. There are no bet
ter blood lines anywhere and these
individuals are real herd heads.
Also have the best Duroc-Jersey
boar In the valley-2h years old.
by Burk's Good EnuR" by Colon
el Cherry" and Burk's Alfalfa
Queen.
T. +. TRIMMER. Receiver. p.
o. Box 50. Phone Monte 5O5Kl3.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Business kept us 80 busy In tho
grocery that We had to put In an
other man. no VIII Baird has been
transferred from the delivery 70
inside work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Chas. Potter who has been look,
Ing after the American Express de-
iveries II now running the deliv
cry for Us.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Our Ford truck made q trip to
Alsmosa Friday and brought back
y load OF sugar.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Christmas ID Pathe time. We
have nice selection of these won.
derful Instruments. remember the
Pathe not only plays Pathe rec.
ords hut will play any make OF
record, as this instrument is equip
ped with the Universal tone arm
3?5 worth of records are given free
with this machine and you car
make your own selection either
now or later.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

MY NEW CROP Of Honey is now
ready. Parties desiring the best
Valley-grown honey. notify Carlos
Wolfe, Monte Vista. Phone 525F4
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

List your land with c. c. Kerr 4
Co. They have lots OF buyers .,
the right prices.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

FOR RENT-Two modern furn
ished rooms. Inquire 1877 Bronx st
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

SEWING by the day or garment
Cor. Euclid and Grand avenue
Mrs. Cora SAdler.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Private Sale
commode. s dining chairs. 1
bedstead. 2 rocking chairs. heat
!ng stove. l cook stove. EOS Pros
pect Ave. Phone 1872 J.
FOR SALE--Fordson tractor
with l2-inch gang plow. Phone
Center SO Rl?.
ROOM FOR RENT-Man only.
Phone 81.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04
Wants.... ..
Ads Under this Headins
lOc q Line per Week

-iosT-Goodycar Tire. inner
tube and rim. 30 az. Reward for
return 10 X. Mushkin. La lara. Colo.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Slccpink
and light housekeeping. Phone
Monte 29t j.
FINDER OF GROCERIES, placed
In wrong Ford last Friday night.
please return to Chas. Lindenmcyer.
FOR SALE-Hot blast heater,
phone l0l. John Dorncy.
FOR SALE-One Fordson trac-
tor and l l.-inch double bottom
and l6-inch single bottom. New
last spring. Ten months time
given.
Also yellow sweet clover seed for
sale.
W. N. vASTINE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

FOR SALE-Ford truck like new,
late model. Come and see the. ton
and one-half Duplex before buying.
A real farm truck. NJ. l.. Curtin,
Ford Garage.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Where are you from?" inquired
the New Yorker.
Los Angeles" said the mar
from California.
"Oh I see." exclaimed the EN-
plre State inhabitant. 80 your
from the West. Well I've beer
West some myself Now last veal
was out as far MS Cleveland ant
stopped awhile in Pittsburg. I wa.
all around the West"
''Is that so?" said the man from
Los Angeles. We'll I was up Eas'
myself not 80 very long ago. l was
In Denver and Salt Lake and al
around. It's strange we didn'
meet"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

FOR SALE-House and building
lots. address box {sS Monte Vista,
Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

Our reduced prices are keeping
our sales up to last year. We do
not claim to be making any profit
nut we are helping to bring prices
down to q more stable basis.
Read our advertisement on last
page.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-12-04

FOR SALE CHEAP-Dodge tour
ing car. good condition. Harold Has
gard.