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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Apcnts

hoENTS-Ii90 weekly: suionobiIc own
W wa Iou Ta
sss s,sfnex saves \. sss. I.s day.
ssSs Ike wild n,s sample QUILT t6,; sa5
Dept. 75s. Louisville. Ky. ~
ana $1,000, .easl, refund otter. Ls scsia
Co Dept tlo. 81. Louis. Mo
AGE na Tsy. "sfsSssl.is. tys5yrody needs
s 81 T,y $500 IN 20 Jays Gu,siiuf; .5[g in
Sieh@is Co. SaHerviils. 'iiIiinps. rs 'Ie9,
AGENTS FREE sAMPLE-Greatest wash
Ing tablet propagation. enormous profits
.CiyGourn Ave-, bepi. il. chlssKo -
ni,hins e,yyIy,hlnE; men and Son,en. ~:
weekly. OPERATING our ..::New system ,Spt.
cfn Trey CO. nos g. East
A9ENTs-nu,,lSIs earn 80 weeH and
GUS popular priced suits, to consume.
sp,n's frss Gen;TsI Talior'. Dept Il.
centrnted form; always ready. jus, add
housewife wants Them. is dinerent kinds:
e .L demand: big su'nlner soIle,s.
Priced last Selling. househSd NJ cssslSic.
\. in5nisn rres og:f's: write today nov"
lilds.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
AuENTS-Noyeity spray and force pump.
Tor eKtnSuishinE hFes. washing bug
lawns. gardens. throw, s;rsa,n co feet,
Agents making &25 daily. Phillips Manu-
featuring Co. Atlanta. Ca.
AGENTS-ltig money and 2 months work
" es issue y, G CT s-r DeGa
Ir.fGrs OF MONOGRAM Initials. Newark. =. ].
S-iark. manufacturer wants
sis viii ss'f, To- Taisis shoes fG,nnE
MIL. 500 Brosd~ay. Eew YORK. '""''''"
AGESTS wANTED-wante1. an agency
one OF tho beat popular priced adding
ami listing machines on tho market, 4
E1' q" r.. rin1a fS noo some hus,er
position. Address i. .. BOX i26
AGENTS--pre-idcntis candidate rIcturcs
us; on pr.ns--be nrst--your territory:
terms upon ream. ST. Cons1.idated PUfrf.i;
Co.. lo23 " Adams 81. Chicago.
AGiE%Tsvisoo To- 100 an hour selilnE
Tor men women ana children. we pay
highest commissions. W. deliver ana
collect: samples free: write today. Ths
Dayton. ONO.
AN INCREASED INCOME
l5aS"X mns 81, Saie ,,i, onror,u1i,y.
wor,h-whlle e,!on-siGc line or full
t!nc--wirn a WORTHWHILE house? This IL
not yin in0ney proposition; hanks. manu-
in busincss your customers. Ten-minu,e
calls turn bis business Make your saiary
What you want II; No limit. 80 seasons
for travelling salesrncn only worthy o!
he most careful Investigation. write u.
IN ds eovr.s s."TF nressn ne
e. r. Erickson Co.. Inc. Tl8 Erickson
nldg.. Des Mo!nta. Iowa:
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Statesmen

Wanted, Is statesmen to sell
furniture at the big consoli-
dation sale. Apply at once
to Mr.. Hudgins, American
Home Fur, Corp, Philip
Levy & Co., Div, 1851 w.
Broad St.
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FINANCIAL
business Opport,Initics

'ooiHS''S opl"' 'thhitS S'-
y DEAD SURE INvESTMENT-I, IL
an opportunity ~ invest any surplus
moncy on hand al per cent. This Is no
Oh PROPOSITION, but safe Investment.
" rite Sex !2s. Charlotte svile. Va.
ACRE rECANS aId Bcac,i Club lol only
100 Monthly payments: we devotion.
81, Suburban Acres Co.. Ocean Springs.
AUTOMOBILE tire and accessory store
for sale. well established nnd paying
business. at one OF the best locations in
the city. Owner has other interests re-
curing his attention. Minimum capital
required. $1,000. Address Il 1906 caro-
Times DISPATCH.
CAPiTAL-Do you need It; legitimate en-
tcrytiscs financed on strictly commits
sion basis; money for enlsrging your bust
ness or for ccntraiizinG "a scattered m
dchtS..neas: repay conveniently over long
tlcuinrs. b. Nsgreseou. $50 S. Dearborn
81. Chicago.
CAPiTAL--I specialize In financing ncri-
torious business enterprises by seiiiifg
stocks or first mortgage bonds: strictly
commission basic: mail full particulars In
INST letter. John Trier. 1929 Eddy ST,
= hicnso.-
CUAL! GoAL! COAL! We have q good
going mine for sale: reason for selling
owners not In position to give DersoDni
attention. Address Otto =. Roedger
i3luensid. ". Va.
CONFECTIONERY confectionery
store, doing profitable business: cen
trally located In business section at
transfer point; Ill health cause OF re.
tfement- Address p. o. BOX 1452.
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Poultry and Supplies

on rurina Chiciicn Chowder and pur, m
scratch Feed right through July unt.
hnfiiat: they nouit naturally. quickly aud
IN nae coalition and lay during fan and
W.nier, When cEgs arc scarce and high In
iOo-puund bags and s. -3-pound packages
brahsr & kaston. 1908 f. Cary ST.
BABY CIICKS-Tr0,iers; postage urcn,Ia
Gnhrant"eh delivery; In lots OF Is or
more l.c each. ;: ncardmore. llc5 Ohio
FOR SAI,E--('andee l.2oo-cGe Incubator.
m"nnl" nuio'nStic heat control sectional
nre no; been uncraied. In storage al
H'chmoni. Price. $500. (. q. h. Richmond.
4Hd w Incubator. p. Q. Box s37. Roanoke,
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

sandy machine cSmGa.naPtio am!' t xaM;
sSsh s.s sAs an eS III rs
orders from customers burton. 3s29 Cot
SAi id service men make h!x
S ,nadfo ana Stripes Ia your city: write im
dat 2sl IDS kt tRlsa sSeAy''
sALESMEN wanted. We have territory
IN this section. selling made. measure
put.,Ion. men wanted Who Ou cam rod as !;
H ts%srs% RS III par AMI n2 Is
90. Cincinnati. Ohio.
shL.t.eAi EN- want 100 men and wo-
!!msn ,gulcs 70 take orders for Conner
S gsIs IHgys;j MeGr%ly. srSh!a is; Ss%f
Mearer. barnes rn.d. 1873 IN 50 days,
IIeneadoua pronts FOR YOU. $500 a year
day for your spare Tine: no delivering nor
.sshHE "a" ins eapi,a se1a!,sdi ,gfm ;
Conner Mfg. Co. Dept. G-Is,. Dayton,
SALES VI E:'--krperienc"d. direct TO wear
er saiesinen Tor nations best. all wooi.
seI! on sight. commissions biz. S,yl.
Center. Cincinnati. Ohio.
sAi.hsME N.w%n,sd. ,rayfiinS statesmen
cali On lumber. hardware and general
GdG 'rAHf Oel IN the sn1 'S%ns 'Giss
warehouses in all the principle c!ti.s In
the United States. Royul Roohng Co.
~. I.Duis. Mo. - -
sAii;sMES wanted. Automobiles FUR
njshed Address Angola Automobile
Club. 27o y. Disision Street. Bunalo. =. I.
SELL. TIRES.
AGENTS-Direct to car owner. 3cT3 nom
h~ld. 3ll.75: tubes. S2.25: o;hcr sizes
ia PROV 0riion: guaranteed G,o00 miles On
liberal adjustment basis: biz commissions.
a&ber!enc. or capital unneG?sssTy. AUTO
ago.
SPECIALITY SALESMEN-To sell our
I.o.aubcrry and fucatan punch; npH-
alcoholic beverages. TO the small town
trade: 80 per cent commissions. easy seli
.Ts and r.peatcrA We pay all mall
Oid-rs SILK beverage Co. 81. Louis, Mo.
SPECIALITY SALESM EN-wc have a real
money maker for live wires capable OF
Interviewing big men,. Liberty Bronze
Works. oio-A West 18th Street. New YORK.
til \ DAY FOR S HOURS WORK
Asnnis-Sew method: no capital Teuuir-
ed no deliveries. no dciaya juat taxa
orders and bank biz profits. Davis Pro-
dueAs CO. Dept. 4ls. Chicago.
Situations Wantcd-Fcmalc 30
POSITION wanted as heller IN n"en
PRIVATE BRANCHES pericnccd tcIc-
it"'"Ience. Address X 2l5. care Times
sIEEOGRAPHER-E1 s;onog-
references. Address 200. care Tin.
Ig.Enltgh
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MONEY loaned TO houseksepers at legal
:, interest. STANDARD Credit Company. ga
North Fourth
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BETTER BE SAFE
THAN SORRY"

A letter Or a telephone
call will bring our repre-
sentative, who will take
great pleasure in demon
strating you our "steel fire
proof cabinets" For all
stores and Offices. The
most efficient way for keep
ing your valuable papers
and records. at the lowest
possible cost and with the
greatest convenience.
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LIVE STOCK
Ponltry and Supplies
DO SALE,

BIO SALE
RED and Yellow carneaux. white Kings.
Giths Nunts; as good a. ;hsy grow; White
DARK Cornish: none better. orRe out to
ureeniawn AMI look them ove-.
GREESLAwN POULTRY FARM.
pnone Madison ifJo-M
Il. +. ID. No w. - Lassite-. Manager.
LEGiORNS-sinEle- White I.eghorn
bullets. IL weeks Old. Ills each. $50 a
dozen. Large. healthy and white. young
anu iSarron strain. e. =. Co5ie. South Rich
in2Ld Va. Il. No. I.
fiGEOES-For sale. Catncaux IIonors
1nG ltunEar!ars. good squad breeders.
Az birds mated a;.d banded. .,i l..
iEiZE winning Barred Rocks. Khod. Is
land RED and $. - White Lesh1rn
hen. Prices right Mus, 'nans room ror
p"i!Ereel stock. n!ooHInedai ppul,ry
Farm. Madison 5o5j-H. DuIuoarton Va.
HhODE ISLAND Red young puiieis and
{, SockcrelS. ncns and TITO. 1888 North
TEN Rhode Island hens: good stock
cheap Can Randolph 3Jts-J.
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EMPLOYMENT
iiclD Wnntc,i-;,tule

AECilAEiC- Wanted am aIi-arvund auto
mobile mechanic for WORK Monday morn
ing. see me at the Fifth st Garage
II. ~. fifth.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

CONFECTIONERY
For sale, small confection-
cry, fountain and fixtures
with small stock; cheap
rent, corner store. Will
sell cheap. Address
d 118, CARE TIMES
DISPATCH.
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Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents So
AGENTS-Make SIS weekly selling guaran.
tSed hosiery We guarantee $50 weekly
run time. Zoe an hour spare time. Exper.
ience unnecessary. Pcrfectwear Mills.
AGENTS-"World Hemapped only IN
to-date Atlas made; }iO dav en- all
made selling this and our new books.
tibles. mGns; outnt free. Huso Sale Co.
Auahta' Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR KENT

Anar.mcnts and ElntfeiI74|
SfiCRCIi HlLl.-NIce location raj
.Iau.son os5L-W f0- particuttstit l.yf>s>S|
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FINANCIAL
Money to Loan
LEGAL RATE LOANS
ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY.
INTEREST on $4,000 ONLY....yi.oo
iNTEkESL On i3g.99 ONLY....il.so
i%TEhEsL ON 5000 ONLY. ...i3so
iNNTrEs:h hES 9Y 1890 90 99NSLY....!2ss

WE WILL ARRANGE YOUR LOAN IN
SsMALi; MONTHLY pAYMESIS SO You
YOUR OTHER OBLIGATIONS.
sEAHoARp SECURITY CO..
los " SEVENTH STREET
PHONE. MADISON cana.
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ROOMS IND BOARD
Rooms for Housekeeping

RooMS.East or Boulevard. ] large. Toss1
with nsn "a, rooms Sh for Light hoasekeep.sr
~ once. Address c IA. caro- Times. i5SsaS
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fliAEM ACISr--wunted. registered phat.
n;aC!st. as relief Tor 2 or 3 weeks Ad.
dress l. s2l. care Times Dispatch
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rATrERNMAliEns ETC. corem akets.
ihY1idcrs. boiierinakcrs ,blacksmi;hs.
faCl.NtSts wanted. open shop. Write,
stating cspcrl.uCe. whur. now employed,
iantH, Ga. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18

AIN--lton inoulders. Datternmakcrs. core
makers. boile rmalcts. sheet metal work.
cts ana foundry iOrencu wanted. Write
iulS. stating experience. whether union
or, nonunlOn. bud wncfc no.. employed.
AlnrAsJ 80 Cnnhl.r lLmllhimE. Atlania. On.
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fRiS'rEt FOR modern country weekly.
equipped With intcrtybe and Miii.r
fceGcr. p"rinarcnt position. Can furnish
home. Write at ,nce. stating experience.
SALARY expected and when can come
.,eIlI,IAnlA EIttrprIAe. ArcDlmhc. Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BicreI pharmacIs,
experienced. as relief clerk. good posI.
tion; Fletcher Drug Store. Main and
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| SAi.ESN E:S--F.I peTienc"d. direct TO wear
or statesmen Tor nations best. all wool.
one price. tailored to- measure garments.
he!! On sight: commissions bis S,yIs
: L'..li LIZ ..L..Ll IL IL.
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AuENTS--Noye,ty spray and force pump.
FOR cHttnsuishing HTcs. washing bug.
Eies. autos. windows. spraying tr.tl.
lawns gardens. throws stream co feet;
Agents making &25 daily. Phillips Manu-
fayturinE Co. Atlanta. Ga
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IIcip-h:nIc or NcIhnIc 81
CLEEES-Men. women. lS upward. for
pOs;al mail vice: {iaa month. Tx
anlimaiiOus Juiy-AusUst. Experience I'M
necessary For free p"rt!tuinrs; write j.
LEONARD, former Civ!I Service Eaa miner.
1913 EIuitnblc luiiiinE Washington.
HE'LL WANTED public Employment
bureau. Room 5. Ciiy Hall.
S1ESOGUAPHER wanted; opportunity
for advancement goou: male or female
Appiy L: O: Iox 1875: city.
TEACHERS wanted: college history. $3.50:
M Is ,i5G6.s:.ooS |is5: siss; SeamisM. Frcnch.
mathematics. .scicncc.larcc towns: domcs.
tic scIcnCc--physipS flt1. agriculture. 81 100
up. Grade and primary s5I5-:i so. condi-
iional enrollment. Quick service. South
crn Tenchers' Agenty. Richmond, Va.
WOMEN OR MAN WANTED--Salary, $24
full time: b0c an hour spnre time. SELL
Ing guaranteed hosiery 10 wearer; OK
Norristown, Pa,
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sALESMEN-3io-.30 daily: peanut. gum.
eanuy machine combinations. trade
sions. t?to-32y.00 each sale ani ali .e-
Umers from customers. burton. 1920 Cot
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AuENTS-Hustlcrs earn $50 wuc;t nnG
their own clothes free BeI!ing our fam
GUS popular priced suits TO conAuIu.r
outfits free. Central Tailors Dept. ~
giy $. Dearborn. Chicago.
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DRUG sALE5MAN-wanted a position IN
druE sore as salesman: had several
years experience: wihh 10 change. Answer
Diug Clerk. 100 Mt Vernon Place. Wash
!nEton. y. =.
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST wanted.
with ABILITY to handle trade: TO work
tho city OF nirhmord. Address X z26.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
METHODIST CHURCH.

We are rejoicing that SO many
who have been suffering with the
FLU" and were about are again
with us. thus bringing our Sunday
school up to normal. The Sunday
school assemblies at. 10 o'clock. II
o'clock is the hour of the morning
wrship at which time the pastor
will speak on False Measures" In
the evening at $50 the young peO-
pie have their devotional meeting
The hour for evening worship is
1880. At this hour the pastor will
speak on Satisfaction" Prayer
meeting and teachers training class
Wednesday evening. We shall be
glad to welcome you.
C. F. LUCAS, Minister.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
MscHLIAHEous.

Observation-Disclosures wish
ing stenOgraphie work done,
please bring your work to the
Chieftain office to MRS c. L.
HUGHES. Slit
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

panied Mrs. Bailey home from q
brief visit. SO e. A. is now running
a bachelors ranch over on the
Trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Plank and the
two smaller children came home
from PerrytOn, Okla. Tuesday
night, Mr.. Plank had been con-
tracing and building at PerrytOn
and had thought some of locating
there permanently. provided Mrs.
Plank liked the place well enough.
However, and as Is usually the case
when people attempt to move
away from Holly, Mr. and Mrs.
Plank concluded that Holly was
the better place. So, they are
back.
The WOmen's Foreign MissiOnry
society of the M. e. church held its
regular meeting in the lecture room
of the church last Friday at 2:30
The meeting was reported the
best yet" by members who were
present. Five new names were add
ed to the roll. Mrs. M. r. Citizens
was program leader and the sub
ject was THE Crusade OF Compass
SIOIl AOIO0s HAINCl litClC bV-
ing discussion of the lesson and
the business attended to, the mem
bers enjoyed delicious lunch serv-
ed by Mesdames Citizens and
MOrich.
]. b. Rhodes of the Rhodes Gar
age. & Machine Shop left Tuesday
night for Denver to take in the
Auto Show in session there this
week, and to see If he could not
speed up the delivery of ears. His
house has a car load each of REQ
and Chevrolet cars some where in
transit but is unable to get them
through. 1t is also reported that
the shortage OF box ears is serious
ly hindering the delivery of autom-
mobiles and trucks all over the
country. Local dealers are able to
sell more cars than they can deliv-
er on this account
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
took tanks, all sizes. Holly Hard

took tanks, all sizes. Holly Hard.
70 Co.
/. Myers, the veterinarian, was
hartman Tuesday.
g. w. G. kindall is visiting her
!, Mrs. Barnhill at Lamar.
yor H. D. Steele was looking
business matters in Lamar
Jnday.
Miss Marie Cook has returned to
,r home in Lamar after two
eks' stay in Holly.
ir. and Mrs. j. w. Brice went to
,ver last night to spend the bal
Q of the week at the auto show.
liss Bessie Bennett has returned
m a visit with her sister, Mrs.
at. Stubs at the "101 Ranch" in
oklahoma.
Major George Puflea brought w.
w. Heckethorn over from Stoning-
ton Monday evening in his aero.
plane.
Mrs. Bert Lewis Sunday school
class will have sale of home made
cakes Saturday at the Snodgrass
grocery.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
Baptist LADIES AID
HELD INTERESTING SESSION
Twenty.One Were in Attendance
, Including Four visitors-Make
Donation to z. W. G. A. Drive.


The Baptist Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, H. E. Colby. There were 81
present, II members and four Wis
itors. One new member was add
ed. A president for the mission
study department was elected. Mrs.
E. j. Thayer, to take the place
made vacant by Mrs. Frank Kin
dali who moved away. Also a
chairman assistant for Division B
was elected.
One members name was remov-
ed from the regular roll and placed
On the memorial page of the book,
Mrs. Bailey, who passed to t he
great beyond few weeks ago.
The sick committee reported
Mrs. Baker quite i'll, and the so
ciety instructed the secretary to
order bouquet for her as is Gus
tOmary.
Our next aid meeting will be the
second Thursday in March, making
it March 18th, at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Overdorff, who will be assist
ed by Mrs. Keith. The next mis-
siOnary meeting will be the third
Thursday in March, or March 18th,
at the home of Mrs. Thayer, who
will be assisted by Mrs. l. N. Hol-
comb.
AS the Y. w. C. A. drive is now
on the ladies voted to. make do
nation from the society for this
cause, SO you can readily see that
the aid not only helps herself, but
helps Others in the way of meet
ing expenses.
Dainty refreshments were served
~ the hostess, who was assisted
" her mother, Mrs. w. S. COnley.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
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: PLACES OF SUNDAY :
: WORSHIP in HOLLY =
PRESBYTERTIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Next Sunday, March Z. Echoes
from the La Junta Institute will
be given by the delegates who at
tended the conference at La Junta
last week. Mr.. Elmer K. Powers,
Mrs. w. I. Kidder,. Miss LOttie
Drope and Miss Velnta Christie
pher. These Echoes" will be Civ
en- in the first part of the morning
service. So all members of the
congregation and Sunday school
are requested to be present on
time at 1890. In the evening at
1880 the pastor will preach on The
Most Important Question Ever
Asked" All are very cordially in
vited to all the serxices of this
church.
WILEY X. WRIGHT. Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
BAPTIST CHURCH

The pastor is taking short rest
for recuperation. During his alb
sence DR.. Colby will fill the pulpit.
so there will be no break in the
service Services each Sunday as
follows: Sunday school 10. q. m,
preaching II a. M, b. Y. p. U. 6:45
p. m, preaching 1880 p. m, prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at
1880. A cordial welcome is extend
ed the public to all services of the
church.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Forty acres irrigated
land Az miles northwest of Holly.
near good school. Inquire Chief
tain office. 3343.
FOR SALE-Used cars, REQ Speed
Wagon, Dodge Touring, 1916 Ford
Touring. 1917 Ford Touring, 1917
Oakland Touring. Rhodes Garage
e. Machine Shop. 3S.tf
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
H. T. LeGRAND, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Mass on the End Sunday of the
month at 10 a. m. The 4th Sunday
mass at 10 a. m. and evening devo-
lions, Rosary, sermon and benedic-
ton at 1880 p. m.
REV. M. BOYLE, Rector.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

GIRLS WANTED-Waitresses or
lunch girls. Salary while learn.
ing $40 per month, board and room.
Experience unnecessary. Apply to
Manager Harvey House, Syracuse,
Kas. $3.50.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Model C 9-18 Moline
Universal Tractor. Slightly used.
Would trade for auto. Lee BOgue,
Holly, Colo. 36-tf
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-seeded Ribbon cane
seed; choice new kind Of cane
extra fine quality OF feed. Sample
at farmers store at Coolidge. Price
s. per 100. H. A. Terrell, Coolidge,
Il as. ~38 40
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Durham spring seed
wheat at $3.50 per bushel J. c.
Berger, TOwner, Colo. *384l.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

FOR SALE-Dodge touring, motor
Overhauled, new tires. Win
trade for lighter car. Miller Bros.
& Co. Phone 100. 35-tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04
Want Ads
WANTED

WANTED-Ditch rider for Crowley
Lateral. Bids will be received by
F. w. Smith, president or any mem
Der of the board. Ed Klein, secre-
tary. 39-tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

truck. pneumatic tires. platform
body. This truck is nearly new.
Miller Bros. & Co. Phone 100. 35-tf.
FOR SALE-Overland touring, just
painted. averhauled and new
tires. Miller Bros. & Co. Phone
lD. 35tf.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-03-04

LOST-Bundle containing four half
gallon buckets. a sheet of music
and articles of dry goods. Finder
please leave at store of Holly Dry
Goods Co. Mrs. John Bland *39
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

trust fund tur two inalhi ehildr a.
very llbertl reward and nn questions
asked
This advertisement appeaf 4 10 ail
papera here today The thlaFcn \
mother had dtawu lhr tnauuy rapt
rcscniipg her entire fortune from
0ne bank 60 remove u a 81 10
lilution nearer her home \, MAS
either lost or stolen on auhway
train
The family VIII Be destitute wNh
out tho money according 70 cnaoea
r Clark her attorney. who naeftah
the advertisements
The wamaua husband ditG ~
gently. lcayme lhp find lnr ~ anp
port of bia family rAo weman p
ranr WIS net disclosed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

Vancouver Island offers sportsmen
. rich field In It's almost unexploitcd
streams and woods. The dense for
csts Of the unsettled parts abound in
game. Wild fowl, small game and
deer are very plentiful. and the
hunter for bear is pretty certain TO
get bis BruiA- Large areas Of forest
nre still uncxplored and the sports
man ranging them has the added Joy
Of being q pioneer.
The island is part Of partly sub
merged range of mountains and the
ILLS and mountains that form its
surface. make for many waterfalls
in the streams. This Is the water
beloved by trout. Here, too, are
found naturalized Ash citizens.
Salmon were unknown to the island
waters until some sport-loving
EngIishmcn who had settled there,
made the experiment Of transplant
ing them. The venture proved 4
uccess and tn. pr. .ef ths fnet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10
Thts win Get" sugar Trust.

The best way to combat tho high
price Of SUGAR IL 10 quii eating II. puts
in Dr Nocgiiln, government chemist.
bnntly Men he goes on 10 toll us
that sugar is luxury not an essential
food thai Il destroys the appetite tor
foods which should be eaten. such as
frnits and vegetables. and that these
foods contain sufficient sugar 10 f,fr
nifh necessary heat and energy. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

fiogs nave suppanled Toe eily gar.
haso works AZ Akron. ohio Tha old
system VAS nnynr satisfactory and
always hnd deficit aut the hogs
rdlspogo" ~ the garbage eaffiy
ard pork isspfofliah.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-10

GRAVITY - sha uuiY poeor used ia
a new device fog labelling iln caus
whlch roll down an incline OVER pasie
tiicn over the Pile ef mhoia. then oven
brrahce which smooth the labels