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Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Statement of the Ownership and
Management, Required by the
Acf of ConnroSS of AunuSf d

Statement OF the ownership ana
Management, Required by the
Act of Congress of August "a,
1912,
Of The Gilpin Observer, pub
lished weekly at Central City,
Colo, for April 1st, 1920.
That the name and address of
the publisher, editor, managing
editor and business manager is
w. ]. Stull, Central City, Colo.
That the owner is w. ]. Stull,
Central City, Colo.
That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security
holders owning or holding l per
cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other secur-
tiles are: None.
w. J. STULL.
Sworn and subscribed before
me this Goth day of July, 1920.
Morris Hazard, elk. Dist. Court.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
AUTOMOBILE
MMf1IN'TSMA

The funnel used to fill the oil tank
should have a strainer In II Of very
fine wire. 1t keeps out any dirt lint,
etc.
When the crankcase is drained, the
oil after being thoroughly strained may
be used in the gear set during the cold
weather.
Some car owners are using ammonia
solution to brighten up the hood when
the latter becomes dull. This is a bad
practice.
When we find that certain CYL
inder is missing explosions we must
determine whether the fault 10 In the
spark plug or not.
II the owner should have occasion
to dismantle the springs ne should
take the opportunity to spread lubri--
cant over the leaves.
Try the fastenings at each lamp.
The swaying Of the wires causes them
to weaken where they enter the lamp,
so that they may break readily.
Go over the leather on the car oc-
casionally with special leather Dress.
ing and the difference In the appear
ance Of the upholstery will repay you
thousand times.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Announcement

Subject to the action of the
Democratic Assembly and Prim-
aries, l wish to announce myself
as a candidate for the Office of
District Attorney for the First
Judicial District of Colorado. If
nominated and elected, | pledge
myself to the same careful con-
duct of the office, that it has re-
ceived at my hands in the past.
w. S. McGINTIE.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Piano at a Rare Bargain

We have stored in Idaho Springs
Q strictly high-grade piano. If
sold at once, substantial dis
count from regular price will be
given. Terms to any responsible
party. If interested write today
for particulars to the Denver Mu-
sic Co., Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Announcement

| hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the designation and nom-
ination of state senator from the
26th district. subject to the will
of the Democratic assembly and
primaries.
SIEWERS FINCHER.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Annual Financial Statement
Of School District No. 13, County
of Gilpin, State of Colorado,
From June 80, 1919, to July /,
1920:
RECEIVED

from June oU, 1919, 10 July L,
1920:
RECEIVED
Amount on hand, June
80, 1920, held by County
Treasurer, general fund 5 441.37
Amount on hand July l,
1920, held by District
Treasurer $48.14
Received from general
fund by aportionment--- 231.21
From special tax for
school purposes 1331.41
Total $2OOS. 90
PAID
For teachers salaries---$ 445.5O
For fuel, rent, insurance
and all current expenses 1487.O5
For overdrafts --$4S.14
For rebate taxes and fees 1880
Total amount paid out
the year 1955.S5
Balance in hands of Dis
trict Treasurer, July 1,
1920 ASIA
Total -S2OO3 so
Balance in hands of County and
District Treasurers, as above
$48.14
Amount of district warrants reg
istered and unpaid July 1, 1920,
$444.65
Amount of School debt outstand-
ing, to be paid by warrants
S444.65
SADIE NEWCOMB,
Secretary of District No. 13.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Adjustment Not Needed

Frequently man starts TO adjust
a cnrburetor when 1t does not need II.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Annual Financial Statement

Of School District No. 4, County
of Gilpin, State of Colorado,
from June 80, 1919 to July 1,
1920:
RECEIVED
Amount on hand, June
80, 1919,held by County
Treasurer --$61.05
Received from general
fund by apportionment--$ 1917
From special tax for
school purposes -------- 665.99
Total 1858. 16
PAID
For teachers salaries IS $4,000
For fuel, rent, insurance
and all current expenses 274.4O
For interest on registered
warrants - 2.S3
For rebate taxes and fees 6.65
Balance in hands of
Treasurer July /, 1920 1928
Total 1858. 16
Balance in hands of County and
District Treasurers, as above
Sl9.zo
Amount of district warrants reg
istered and unpaid ------$1. 80
KATHERINE MALENK,
Secretary of District No. a.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22

Total S1096.26
ARTHUR NICHOLAS,
Secretary of District No. 8.
Don't make any engagements
for Friday, July 23rd-the Elks'
dance occurs on that evening.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
Annual Financial Statement

Of School District No. 8. County
of Gilpin, State of Colorado,
from June 80, 1919 to July l.,
1920:
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22

Amount of district warrants reg
istered and unpaid July 1, 1920,
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22

of School debt outstand-
ing, to be paid by warrants
Cfdi cS
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22
RECEIVED

RECEIVED
Amount on hand, June
80, 1919, held by County
Treasurer, general funds 621.24
Received from general
fund by apportionment-- S4.0s
From special tax for
school purposes - ssO.e4
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22

SADIE NEWCOMB,
Secretary of District No. 13.
Gilpin observer., 1920-07-22

Total S2003. so
Balance in hands of County and
District Treasurers, as above
pdQ
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
Dredge Hits Smith
Creek Bridge While
Was Being Repaired

Smith Creek bridge. champion Of
hard luck bridges. has had another
wailop tgken 0ut Of Il. this time in
the shape Of a blow from a govern
Heut dredge causing ! temporary
closing 81 the peninsula route on the
Disc Highway
Sometime ago the bridge Was found
TO be IA need Of repair and sign
w8s placed on the Dixie Highway.
above the Knox q Beed grove warn
my motorists 10 use the new highway
On The vest side 81 The river It
n though that the bridge would be-
made safe within . few days. 10 at
loe motorists going % the beach from
fHf north % cross
Ihan last NIGHT government
dfeage bumped into il again Earring
IL loose ard making il rather trcach
ereus 10 cross. While the route Is
mol closed and crossing can BE- made
sith care. County COmmi ssiOnor
Reilly states thai uagelefs cross IL
- tbeif owH risk
= gaug MAS placed 0B ths Job max
Ing 4paira today as soon 81 he vas
notified 81 the latest mishap. expect
ing % have il again repaired within
a feN days
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GIRL WHO POSED IS HAnFE" Of
SPANISH MILLIONAIRE NOT TO
INHERIT DEAD MANS RICHES

nephew. Francisco Arocena. married
the illegitimafe daughter. IenaEdA.
and the two children who nos inherit
the estate are the children u the
marriage
Lack Of Moral Sense.
Continuing. Mr. Van DoresSs report
reads:
''Deeedent act, abandaBfly essso-
isbed. shows his dIaaain for mafrla3s.
as a sacred Institution. and es1Heas
certain lack of moral sense - AZ
sence of shame and lack " al ffae
feeling toward the sogaan he called
his wife and wlth whom ~ lived n
Mexico, aud even toward bis aaazs
ter, whosn rs did n0s hesifafa 30 DIS
grace IN her very presence a1 the
marriage 81 Enrique Bul. although BE
consented 10 his brothers s0a usax
fyinz the seunE WenIan.
~ u the claimant EgHsuss9 faF-
rafas. the referees say he Nas stIn
ID HaYaBa 81 good family ana N~a
educated j. 3 convent IL Halifax - =
IN tigis eify sle lived ~igh : ~ 8na
Mrs Nafsen \ Bas Natsf = NJ
L0Js Nyse axeaue. the bro1x sasl -
boarding hoaee ~ Nh IS NSl
Fiify-eiE isG street ana fs.si sssa 80
introduced 10 fhe aEssl Nexa. IS
one r. 4. Aeaszss tor Wh8na = ear
flme shs I'D clerical Nerk
Alter haf meeting Nlth sfssxena -
Installed FeHa8eio Ia an sfsaFz scent 81
No. loo central Park Hoafh sss Bates
on. 9hen the iss4ae cretrss - 8s#sa
her 70 The apartment in fbe Plaza aas
introduced her a. bis site Isena
this period Z was shDwn ~ SIS sesti
money ~ Paul Pms. q saissaa8 50
Cattle 4 90. ieweleFs % FIFTH aya
nHe. that Ar0eena pMft b.ss45 'foa sa
sueio rarrafas s7og9 xuFKh as a
gneHds aud ieWeify. the bills ia
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
| II PRS ON al

Dir and Mrs. Joseph n Rogers ~
North Halifax avenue. are expected
So return f.rom their northern home.
for tte winter season wednesday.
- limited supply Of Pound Papers
81 Soc f5c aud zoe Daytona Book
and Stationery Co. leg 81
- Paul Social club WISHES to an
8ounee Halloween party on Wed
aesday evening. October 27th. 40 The
knights OF C0lursbus Hall Every
body e. welcome and very jolly
evening Is anticipated.
Apex electric vacuum cleaners
clean everything FOR $3.50 DUNN
BROS. 4s-f0- 25-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
COURT HOLDS MANS
CHILDREN ENTITLED
the VAST ESTATE

NEW YORK Oct 16-The dry
records OF the Surfogates court have
been enriched BY the life story Of a
man who didn't believe IN marriage.
but who did not like to live alone
This propensity has led 70 dispute
over bis estate OF between xIJ,0b0.0g0
and sl5,000.000 As the matter stands
now the money win go - the call
dTen 81 i daughter whom tie deceased
had refused to acknowledge but who
by marrying his nephew brEdEed the
gap.
The strange story Il told IN a re-
port tiied IN Surrogates court here by
Referee Louis o Van DOfen, OF No. 81
Nassau street The report finds that
one eonsuelo Carraras. taenly- six
wears old. T. not a ssfe. and therefore
moi entitled 90 any share ia the estate
u Rafael Ar0eena, born ~ spain. and
who pfaspcfed until 1911. when be-
took up bis abode ~ flge Hotel Plaza.
ID this city Eopsneiu harsnE bits
apartment aud being known as his
wife.
Arooena died IN June 1919 When
The viii WAS offered fet probate b.
The executor. Enrique Bug Of Mexico
city. the young WOMAN Eepsuei0
claiming 10 be the common laW wife
of the decreased through an alleged
oral agreement made on April ~
1918. inferpOsed objections 10 the
probate 81 the wilt which left the
estate to relatives. ignoring herself
{ In his report Nj Van DoFsn says le
began taking testimony ~ December
+ last. and concluded bis hearing of
June = lsst There Nere submitted
2f0 exhibits by the alleged widow
ane OF which exhibit Is. ne character.
izea as a rank forgery ID an effort
% etinch the clstM ~ 4 common las
marriage Continuing tsie report
says
When b. fihe deeedeail made ~
acquaintance 0f Cousuels gsrFar8a b,
was seventy tao years old. il
phesiaue faii and powerful. ana hl.
great seaitE enabled him - live her.
Ia complete luxury
Nj Van Doreu says The tesilnon'
disclosed that Areeaua took aH 81
literafe woman ia Mexlcn nauea am
broala Ayil4 and lived with bet Bafl
1900 and became tae father 81 hn
two children. Ieaaiaa q girl ans
Adolfo. 3 b0F
AFTER leaving This woman tha fet
cree finds, ArOeena sent tAe WoHai
regular monthly allowance aHd fai
Is being continued b. haflaae 1901
the sxeeutor ia January 1921 fa,
report SAILS ArDcena n aeeagslsns,
With Mexican law. aeku0W saa4ea n.
paternity 81 ODE fwo children - th
woman and eyeatlmlly desedemt
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Help Wanted.

WANTED immediately. a choir al
rector Apply 10 Dr. Ruttcr Day
t0na Beach. FLA 20 10 % Il
WANTED First class repair man
and varnisher for furniture store.
Theus Sumner Furniture Co
- 10 - II
WANTED Messenger boys. not ua
der "a years Of age. with bicycles.
Good pay Vacations with pay after
first years work Chance to learn
tciePraphy Western Union Office
- Orange Ave, between . a IA
aud 6 .. m 1910 - 3
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Situations Wanted.

WANTED By Young man ~ years
cid position as clerk can do auv
Kind oi office work TWO yct c3l
lego education G W ~ New 81
hre plo &c If
NORTHERN FFEUR IS hes Is
return North and will drive car to
or near View York Tor expenses.
Telephone i59 30 p st
s YOUNG Man. II years OF age. de
sllcS position as salesman TWO
years experience and TWO wears
college education i dress G " D..
NsHs office pI0- 26-1t
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SAVES FIVE FROM
RIVER SINGLEHANDED

tNeWspaper Enterprise AssociatIonJ
LONDON. Oct Is \ man. woman
9d giri were rowboatiug on IN
RIVER Thames The craft upset
throwing lao into the water j. oxford
wan oat from shore and rescued
lacm The boat overturned again.
throwing the three occupants into the
river. OXFORD saved al three this
tine
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Lost and l. ound

LOST Between First National Bank
aud Postofice. City dollar Liberty
bend NJ interest coupons attach
ed Reward II returned 90 Bob
Howard. Box 35S. Daytona, or Daily
News Office kiO IS 81
LOST Green er0cheted handbag
containing keys. pen and thimbie.
Reward il returned "a High school
a2-1G- Is So
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Casino Burgoyne
To Be Heated for
the Winter Season

With the city commissioners agree
ing to undertake the building OF a
small addition suitable for the IN
stallation OF boilers. and with many
plumbers and other members OF
trades Offering to donate their time,
plans are progressing most satisfac-
;orily for the installation of a heating
plant in Casino Burgoyne, that the
large and spacious building may be
made most comfortable at all times
during the winter season.
The prime movers Of the project
have been the directors Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, who have received .
promise Of the commissioners that
they will lend their assistance In the
movement. II a fund of sufficient size
* raised for the purchase Of the
boiler and material for the plant.
Several liberal donations have AL
ready been made 10 the project, and
other citizens who have the best in
tereats OF the community at heart
are expected 10 add 90 thesfund, which
Is small one, as most OF the labor
ALL be donated. as stated.
Many evenings during the winter
months the Casino Is uncomfortable
without heating, making necessaf;
the wearing OF wraps. The addition
Of heating plant, with pipings ion
heat running along the ceiling. 4
iha radiators on the four sides Of ths
building will greatly add 20 the use
inlness ol the civic building, for botl
the band concerts and other meetings
throughout the season.
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COUNTRY HOME with eight bed
rooms. large reception room, din
ing room with seating capacity oi
thirty people. hath, fine screened
serania. GaFage for two cars. All
furnished Five acres of ground
with tropical setting and numerous
orange and grapefruit trees. figs
etc Fronting finest fishing grounds
Ia Florida al two sides covered BY
riparian rights Sec Burgman, i
Orange Asef ne.
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PIANO TUNING A. w. shafier, ia
Loomis Ave. Formerly OF ChicaaF
Appointments by mail 20-l0 vi
WANTED You TO list your hoases
for rent and realty for sale with the
II Il. Schultz Realty Co. Gardner
building. Phone ga. s23 O. ii Il
GRADING DONE with four wheel
automatic tractor srrapcTs. Apgar
Burgman Tractor Co, Daytona
Phone 356-J $50 1914 q
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED-To buy Or rent Tor season.
second hand car Write full part{c-
ulars year. mileage. price. etc. to
Box So. naytona Beach pl0- e6-3t
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TWO OCEAN FRONT LOTS 100 by
500 feet IN size. At present just a
little aside from active line of de-
velopment. hut good investment
value See Burgman, - Orange
Avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26

FOR SALE-An attractive residence
with three bed rooms and den, COM
Portable parlor. dining room, kitch
en- and bath. Clubhouse with garage
and water. supply plant. Delco
Lighting System. Three acres OF
grounds with fine orange and grape
fruit grove IN heavy bearing. Sit
uated outside .f city limits or Dixie
Highway. Price runs into five fig
ures. See Burgman. 10 Orange
Avenue.
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AM OFFERING an excellent business
property sift an assured good In
come. centrally located in business
section of iltYtvna Nothing less
than Seg aat all be considered
Bargman l. Orange Ave.
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For Rent.

he.AE llF@ i. AND COMPLETE. apart
mruf- s0f tee 81 three persons 40
eraRke Ake Apply lbs Palmetto
S-I0-S- If
FOt Rent Tso-raom apartments.
one block lea Heacb street. Phone
~ gzs-tl
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n YOl HAVE APARTMENTS OF
houses 90 rent. lile description and
price with me | have constant in
auify Tor suit i, isurgman, Is Orange
Ayenae % l0-12-if
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
TO SURRENDER WEAPONS


BERLIN. Oct Tremendous crit
icism is being made by the German
press against the governments ar
rangemeHts To receive the weapons
Ia be surrendered under the Spa
agreement II il is 10 be expected
that the weapons are 20 be surren-
dered voluntarily aad in addition that
the state pay a bonus Tor them. then
there should 1T least be some COM
mon sense in the organization for this
purpose. says the Neue BerliRer.
Weapons are TO b received only he
tween $ and II in the morning ami
I and in the evening. The Berlin
press demands that the Office be kept
open during the entire day.
IT is estimated that me re rnan > >
00o.oo0 women nave entered sainfuI
eCCupattous lu the taSt 80 yeats
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26

A COY LITTLE HOME with two
bed rooms. sitting room, dining
room, kitchen and bath. electric
lights, city water. prettily furnished.
Lot 60x200 feet with garage. Price
less than Ss.O000D, aud terms 10
purchaser FEC IIurgman. Is Or
aage Avenue
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
Wanted to Buy.

To Buy OR RENT FOR SEASON
Single bed or cot. e8mplete. must be
m good condition Reply Box gGZ.
baytona Beach pl0-2 G-3t
WANTED STRICTLY FRESH layed
eggs Tor Matching No White Leg
horus desired. arroyo. 5Of $ Ridge
wood, Daytona Telephone 557
ST5-9 "A If
SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold Fair prices paid for usel
goods. Do not want wooden beds.
gasoline ranges or junk c II Lane.
l21 North Beach street Phone
376 ] 6zg-9-I6-tf
WANTED \ modern house about S
rooms, in on near paytona Daytnua
Reach on Seabreeze Send fun par
tlcuiars aDd price asked in nrst lot-
ter. and photo ii possible g. Hugh
Duny. Chevy Chase Maryland
pi1-25 Il
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MY BUICK SIX for hire by hour, day
or trip; popular prices; careful
driver; genteel service. j. +.
Frech, Ohio House. Daytonah Beach.
or Phone 40S-J 47-f0- -26t
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HOUSE ron SALE Ten rooms. sun
parior iwp baths. hot and cold
water. sas lights gaz heat. ser
wants toilet Randall. Smith a
Randall Real Estate. "a Yolusia
Ave. Phone loo pi0 Is II
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fFREE wEsTlNGHousE electric
leslse'niachine DEMONSTRATION.
DkfSN BROS. As TO- 25- II
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER
Is Orange Avenue. ssh 2o-t
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REAL ESTATE JOURNAL, MIAMI,
FLORIDA-Prints facts. is real es-
tate. financial and business paper
OF Florida. Publishes only things
that are actually happening. Prints
want" ads free. Mail yours, Civ
ing description land. home, groves,
or investment desired, and where.
Answers questions. Send stamp for
sample copy Six Months trial
subscription 90 cents. 81 yearly
2S-lO-21- st
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FOR PAINTING, pAPERHANGiNG
kalsomining or finishing. and wall
paper. see T.. Il. knauss. r q. Box
1854. plO2l-7t
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TITRE ROITGHT. SOLD AMI

BOUGHT. SOLD AND
RENED-We do carpet cleaning,
Will call at your house and do
cleaning or take the carpets to our
shop. The Exchange II. w. Hoover.
Mgr. Phone 500. III Atlantic ave-
nue., Daytona Beach. 9-10-26-tt
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NOTICE-Anyone having Claims
against the GAMMELL APART
MENTS will please present same
for settlement to Bingham Il
Thompson. ia 5. Beach street,
Daytona, Florida % 10 l9-l4t
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WALL PAPER Is NoT PERMA-
NENT See Mae" and ne viii
show you the new way IN sanitary
finishes for wallis Gibson Mac
Conbrey. Box 100. Daytona, Fla
pie PCT
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['Illl ! Isla|''
! For Sale.
FOR SALE-An attractive residence
with three bed rooms and den, COM
Portable parlor. dining room, kiteh-
EN- and bath. Clubhouse with garage
and water. supply plant. Delco
Lighting System. Three acres OF
grounds with fine orange and grape
fruit grove in heavy bearing. Sit
uated outside IL city limits on Dixie
Highway. Price runs into five fig
ures. See Burgman. Is Orange
Avenue.
A cOZY LITTLE HOME with two
bed rooms. sitting room, dining
room, kitchen and bath. electric
lights. city wafer, prettily furnished.
Lot 60x200 feet with garage. Price
less than $s.OD0u0, and terms TO
purchaser. siec Burgman, l5 Or
aage Avenue
TWO OCEAN FRONT LOTS 100 bs
500 feet IN size. At present just a
little aside from active line OF de-
velopment. hut good investment
value. See Burgman. Is Orange
Avenue
COUNTRY HOME with eight bed
rooms. large reception room, din
ing room with seating capacity Of
thirty people. bath, fine screened
vefanda. Garage for two cars. All
furnished Five aeres of ground
with tropical setting and numerous
orange and grapefruit trees. figs.
etc Fronting finest fishing grounds
IN Florida al two sides. covered by
riparian rights Sec Burgman, u
Orange Aseiue.
AM OFFERING. az excellent business
property sift an assured good In
Come. centrally located in business
section of ittYiena Nothing less
than se9 eaf aiIl be considered
Burgman, 4 Orange Ave.
n You HAVE APARTMENTS o.
houses 20 rent. file description and
price with me | have constant IN
autsy Tor sueh. iiurguan. Is Orange
Avense 80 i0-12-tl
HOUSE ron sAIE Ten rooms. sur
parlOr. tvs baths. hot and cold
water gaa lights. gas heat. ser.
wants toilet Randall. Smith 4
Randall Hsal Estate. - NoIusis
Ave. Phone tUa pi0-26 z
FOR SALE TRUCK eooy. COVER
co SCREENED SIDES: EXPRESS
BODY: - OR 2 TON TRUCK
oaYTONA TRANSFER CO,
MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE III.
so 10 26-t
FOR SALE passenger Paige: goo,
As new Call 257 North Beach ST
at phoHe ss-J 46ie 20 II
FoR Sale OR F0R HIRE Ligh
Slx Buick Touring Car. good run
ming eriet short 81 long trips
- Peninsula Drive near Mai
street opposite n r. church.
pie ISL
FoR SALE. GARAGE EQUIPMENT
Oue nearly uew B8Wser one gallo
pump sud sss gallon tank. one Al
compressor. tank and motor com
pltge iiarFs Pepper ss3 Volusi
aveuHe 35-18- -
ron SAIL SECOND HAND VA
tiiiNEBE 0ue ssea gal. fuel o
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1920-12-23
be OId-time Printer aaH,

when | was a kid. my dad had a
country newspaper down in central IL
linois, and in those days it was a nigh
ty poor Christmas when the editor did
MT get turkey or two from generous
subscribers. One day a subscriber
sent in an extra fine turkey. two or
three days before Xmas, and, the crit
ter bein' alive. it fell to me to fix up
a coop an incarcerabe him till the fa-
tai and festive day. | cOoped him up
alright. but didn't use enough care,
suppose, an he got out and made for
a nearby cornfield, where he eluded
all attempts to recapture him. So you
see it's better to hang on good and
hard to what you have, than to let it
get away from you or seek substi-
tute.