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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
Repairing
$1,000 REWARD

81, 900 REWARD
To any one proving thai
we fail to live up to any
guarantee that we make OF
a roof that we have re
paired and painted.
ROOF INSURANCE
We repair and pain
your roof properly. w,
are not dob artists, but roo.
experts of thirty years
experience, having roofet
some of Richmond's fines
buildings. We give you
guarantee on every job O.
roof repairing and paint
ing we do, which meani
that we look after your
roof, keeping it in repair
for the life Of our guaran
tee without any further
expense to the owner. Bes
reference from best PEG
pie. Tell your roof trouble.
to RAY, Madison 1914.
SHEET METAL
SPECJAT.TV 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

CHEVROLET sale. chcvrolr, ear. 400
model. 1913: good condition: new tires.
or Randolph 1893.
CHENEoI.E touring; good rubber. pain,
ana upholstery: make oiIer. must sell
this week. SOS West Broad.
DODGE, 1912. touring ear for sale \
ana running. cord tires on rear: bargain
foE cash J. y. Ransone. cartersviile.
Va. rcmhcrton. DEPOT
DODGE touring must he sold owner icav-
ing town: Al condition. Can be seen
?ol W.s; Main.
FOR ,nedrrccd used car SEQ IiarDer-
Overland Co. 2i5 West BROAD Street.
FOR SAlE-Two 5-passcnger cars: both
used by private parties exclusively. and
In Al mechanical and paint condition
Can be seen Monday mt 1904 West Broad
FOR Used CARS SEQ w. u. Moss ,3l
to ~, West Main. Madison 1918.
FORD touring completely ov.rhauicd:
new paint. top etc: absolutely first
class mechanical coalition. Call Madison
tk=.. before . T. NJ
FORD--I9l7 Ford touring car: good con-
dition. 1908 Huli Stree.
FoItD-isl6 Ford roadster In excellent con-
dit:on. equipped with Siromherg car
bnrctor. ishocis ahsorbcrs and yalc lock
'nond. Va. or phone Madison 2SSs-J.
kAEDoLrH connects you with the Wan,
tsEss-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

HAIKDRESSING PARLORsEU - -
IialrdressinE Pariors. Permanent ~
waves. manicurinE. face massage. ,ham
SSqp mn,s made Into hair, switches.
klnus OF hair goods on hand. For an
Third street W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13

BARGAINS
EeEEEgmH1t III AHN ISy T2HTS
royggR, car ARRxTTAsKKEN IN TRADE OR AS
ES cHhE T2Fn 9SSpI InfS MODEL IN nx-
"%RfGf fb s %E6 EASGiSqHB
cIAI;MEmsi,. rIyEsrAssESoEn: HAS
cG ZAP n TT V Fo oH hdTI or oW SAF
D2 a2 G Eo 2H2zT5. COOP G MEcHATs-
GOOD Tor. trHoLsTERY. ETC. 80
K1 xHfrE T9unIy2 1919; FULLY ouA I, r
sE:vTERAL USED TRUCKS, i.ToN TO
CONDITION. UNuSUAI. Low PRiC rs.
AoG5 S9!ls EW* y. Hk5&b s hifRRIhn!so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

beat the y. NJ. Agsies 40 to Q and this
year they are the best at Fort Bliss
again, While nothing is known yet
as TO their personnel. II the team stiil
has the all-American full and end
they had last year some fine playing
can be- expected from tho aggrega-
ton.
The Lobos will go into the game
ncxt Saturday without Revens, right
half and BOOKER right tackle. Bcvens
was hurt in the Colorado game on
the shins and Infection set in so thai
an operation was necessary. He n
up and going to classes now but Will
be on crutches FOR at least two
weeks. Cooker who came back on
crutchcs from the Colorado game be-
Ing opposite Honen, the Colorado Col
lege go pound sscklo the star OF TIC
gtmc( Booker weighs las poLndsj Is
rapidly mendiHg ana IL now off his
crutchoa. Coach johnson win not use
him In this game however.
While the home team knows what
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

A HERALD WANT AD
will bring results. Phone sf5 and
insert your nd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
Whose Baby? Blood Test
Fails to Settle Dispute

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 23.&Where
solomon succeeded. science has
failed.
The gh-and-ready Sword
test OF King Solomon decided
instanter thc controversy over
the %parentage OF the infant. Tho
elaborate and delicate blood test
OF Judge George i. Boil. In SUI
perior Court here, failed to name
the mother OF Madciane Louise.
Now Judge Bell will m a
jury to finally determine, II II can,
which OF two womeh-Mrs. Daniel
|Pittman and Mrs. John c. Garner-if
the mother OF II months old Made
lane.
Science Fails
Finger print experts and experts
I'm facial expression, testified to the
resemblance and lack Of resemblance
between Mnielare and the rival
mothers" and their children. Car-
toonists, photographers and artist'
had their say mi students OF hered-
ity oppressed their opinions. Finally
n blood test proved nothing.
II was six OF one and half n dozen
OF the other and did no more TO in
forest Judge Bell than II did to In
teresf pretty and chubby Madelanel
counting her fingers and making love
TO her toes in the big court chair.
She crowed and she cooed ana she
called them both mamma
Madeline was born In May, 1919
at Grady hospiknl here. The same
night Mrs. Pittman n Mrs. Garner
bore daughters. In the morning the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
Say Sierra County
Is Sure to Give
Mechem a Majority

That sierra county. one Of the old
line democratic counties Of the state,
win give Judge Mechcm, republican
candidate for governor, n majority Of
from goo to $50. is the confident as
sertion OF Manuel Martinez, secretary
OF state, and Col. Jose H.. Sena, who
arrived In Albuquerque this morning
after o tour OF hat county. Col. Sena
goes to Gallup this afternoon. Mr..
Martinez Is going TO his home In
Union county where he will finish the
campaign.
"Our meetings everywhere In Sierra
county were attended by crowds and
enthusiasm for Judge Mechem Is run
ming high Col. Sena said this morn
inp. Sierra county is part Of judge
Mechem'S old district. The people
know him; know that he stands
squarely for the square deal for every
citizen. that MS integrity Is IS high as
his courage nnG that he Is big enough
10 be governor OF New Mexico In the
best sense OF what higness means in n
public man. You can tell the people
hat Sierra county viii give zoe to
25O majority for Judge Mechem, al
though II IL normally a democratic
county,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
B. {. OPENS EARLY
WINTER TERM NOV. |
Big Demand for Albuquerque BUS.
mess College Graduates Brings
Record Enrolment.

With $50 former students located
IN Albuquerque positions alone, with
n total Of over o students now In
business positions In the southwest
and a record OF AIS calls for bust
ness help last year, the Albuquerque
Business College the open
ing Of It's early winter term on Mon
day. November /, under the most
favorable conditions IL a ever On
Joyed.
Tho enrolment from Sept. Z to
date totals 1853, an Increase OF 20 per
cen owe last years enrolment on
the same date. The faculty now con-
sists OF ten instructors and lecturers
among whom are specialists Of IA
tional reputation in their work. The
school Is equipped with forty stand
ard keyboard typewriters, billing ma
chimes. Burroughs calculators. adding
machines, a complete senior multi
graph, mimeograph, the Burroughs
commercial and bank bookkeeping
machine, a complete Yawmnn a. Erbe
filing system and other office appli-
ances, many OF which are found IN
no other business training Institution
in the southwest.
The very high standing OF the Aibu-
querque Business College among tho
business concerns of the southwest
and the splendid success OF its hun
dreds OF graduates during the twelve
years the school hns been under It's
present management are evidences OF
the superior trimming impaired.
The A. u. c. not only places It's
graduates In positions on leaving
school but assists them ever after
wards, and, also. through eo-opera-
ton with other accredited schools
assists students who desire to secure
employment anywhere in the United
States or In Latin-American coun-
tries.
Those desiring information In re-
gard 10 a course may arrange for q
personal interview or write direct Il
J. y. Goodeil. president. The new
term opens Monday, November /.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

muses. brought babies to them. Mrs
Pittmun received Madelane and she
has always declared Madelane her
daughter. Mrs. Garner received
Mary Elizabeth and declared II was
not her baby. Mary Elizabeth died
in three weeks and though the Gar
ners buried her they refused 10
claim her as their own
Vicious system
Il have never heard OF such n vic
ious system In my life as that OF the
hospital for the Identification of in
fants,' declared Judge Bell when
other women had testified to alleged
mistakes in babies.
"One woman said the judge
''actually had n boy aud was
gives n girl. l would rather
burn the ward than have this
sort OF thing continue
Daniel Pittman and his wife are
blue eyed and so are their three lit
Ito girls. John Garner and his wife
lave brown eyes and so have their
children. Madeiane Louise Is brown
eyed.
Mrs. PIttman points out resemb-
lances bdpNvcon her three children
and Madeleine and Mrs. Garner re-
plies;
but how about the brown eyes?''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
CITY TO OBTAIN
NATIONAL PUBLICITY
Saturday Evening Post
Writer Gets Material
For Article

Aibuquerque is on the brink OF
having some more pnbilcity. j. X.
SprnEue. a writer for the Saturday
Eveuine Post and n guest Of the city
today spent the furenoon In ~consultn-
tier with II. j. Watkins, secretary OF
purpose OF gathering data for an
article no confemplutes writing for
that m~nHazinc-
The article - to deal with tho city
and according 10 the writer will show
ths city 10, It's hest advantage. Mr..
sprague told Mr.. watkins that he was
deeply impressed with the poesibiii-
ties OF Albuquerque. He Believed
however. that citizens here should
give moro attention to travellers and
sight seers and direct them to the
historic landmarks, Indian villages
and other places which would be OF
Interest 20 casterners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
ALBUQUERQUE GETS
ELECTRICAL MEETING
District Convention to
Bring LOG Delegates
to City

The first electrical convention OF
tho district OF which New Mexico II
n part y 20 be held IN Albuquerque
February II. Is unc 1e. Thin word
was received here this noon from
Arthur Prayer, r. vice-presldent OF the
National Electrical association, who
han been in session with other officers
Of the association at III Pnao.
The district In which New Mexico
"a Included also comprineb d part OF
RADIO. The district was created only
recently az nm electrical convention
in San frnnclsco. Heretofore only
state conventions vera held.
The selection OF Aiboqueruue by
the national officers Tor the district
convention win mean that moro than
100 delegates from the four states
viii be the sity's guests at that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

good Clothes

an investment in good appearance.
the satisfaction Of knowing that your
clothes are honest in materials and in
workmanship-tha they will serve you
long and faithfully.
Come in at your leisure. Wen be glad
to show you the new fall models in many
pleasing fabrics and patterns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
VARSITY TEAM TO
MEET FORT BLISS
First Big Football Game
of Season Scheduled
Next Saturday

Football fans will be given their
first opportunity to see the cherry
and silver in action next Saturday
when they play the Fort Bliss Off
GERS. Tho game can he expected TO
bs n hard one az the officers have a
reputation as being hard and last
football players. Last year this team
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
DoUBLE DOSE TOR THAT

Father (sternly)-Robert, come
here! Your mother and / agree that
you deserve a sound whipping.
Bobby (bitterly)-Oh. yes. That's
about the only thing you and mother
ever do agree bout."-Bostun Trans
script.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23
800 Casualties in
e Wreck Near Horben

TOXIC. oct. 2~2.-special dispatches
from Hardin. Manchuria. today re-
port 400 casualties in killed and in
iurcd In n collision OF trains on h
Chinese Eastern railway near Hardin.
The victims, tho reports add. were
Russians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

Ask your friend, the successful salesman,
why he always wears good clothes. He'll
be glad to tell you about the dollar-and-
cents value of good appearance-how
clothes help personality-how clothes
help business. He'll tell you that good
clothes pay dividends in the things they
help to do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

About 1000 foreign Language
newspapers and periodicals In 40
languages and dialects are pub.
iished In the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-23

they are coming up against next Sat
urday they are confident Of a victory.
The hard practice OF the last two.
weeks VIII toll when Il comes to a.
game.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
Medals De SEDA QUE NO
SON De SEDA

I-r eyperto serlcolo, tpsr!to en-
+o5o u relative q Ia production de
Ia se6a.l ACADIA de lamar en- LC"-
Eras mn grito Ge alarma = las MNJS-
70 c.,a GUSTAV Ge uSar medals De =
i, ~anri9ciando cue Ell n actuaho2a'
INV. ~u,illc-es De muJereS en- touo <
mrndo que escar paEando 2'sSIo'
al-os DOR csc articuio, SIN que e' ie"-
l5ia6 las medals que o0tieHeH POI
Do soda. eSrtn manufacturers IU'
asa nrecioSo fiIameCtc. SeguH ace
- c;+aEo serico.o, desGe mace tempo
60 yipran fab-icando 2.gunaS teas
:. asnecial-egtc medias : CalceaAes
con una libra lusCrosa que - ootiehe
Do Il oulpa de MADEIRA y cue tehs
mn ora parecido con a soda, d. EEa-
10 Do Que en- ocaSiones. aun los mis-
mos peritos t.enen dItlcutad para
d-istiaguir Ia una De IA otra.
Esa misma lmiJacion dc IA Se1a'
segTir dice IN comeUc!ante en- sedaS
do n ca0ital irC,eSa. sc couoce en- e.
ronercio con el norlbre de "Vlsco
- ~..riscosa" uor obceUerSe de Il
nasta gIutinosa que Sc obt.ene ira
-ardo Ia pulpa de MADEIRA D ceIuioSa'
con alcsf caustico, b~jsuIfuro de car
hon y aqua, ' cue produce luego un
+ilamento luScroso ' de cierTa reSis-
tencia al que Sc ia el nombre dlcho o
el de Seda artificial.
En- Ia actualidad Ia manufacture
de esta soda * IN nccoc3o cue Sc
baIla en- manos de IN pOderoSo -rust
cue 10 ex0loCa en- TODD el munco, '
que carga IN precio De IN c'ncuenta
O Glen por cierto so5re las su2uestas
med;as de seda. mas de 10 que IS ne
.esari9 para cue Ia industrial olcha
uroGuzca una utiliiad ~razoDable.
Este es la v~erdadera razon .por "a
cue ynuchcs articulos, cspeclaImente
medias de las Ilamadas De fantasia
oIe paracea de soda. sc rendan en-
ocasiones Z precioS verdaderamente
baios comparadoS o los De esos
n,ismos arJiculoS manufacturadoS dc
seda propiamente dicha. Asl 6 cue
-eaimeate. ei precio que muchas Mu-
7ereS pagan por as medals cue
Green obterer verdaderamente basa-
tas, no e. en- realidad barato. pue5
en- e. esta caygado de IN 80 4 100
por cieato mas lie 10 que juStamerte
deberiar coScar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01

dos banandolos de vez en- cuando con
aqua ~caliente con un POGO de bicarbo-
nato de sosa.
I'm remedio antique Y muy eficaz
contra los caIlos es ell de a]pllcarles,
Dor la noche, un trocito de lim6n, Y
veudarse el pie para que ell limon no
Sc CORA de sitio. Despues de repetlr
In ~aplicaci6n unas cuantas roches, sc
lavan los pies con aqua caliente Y Ell
Gallo podra arrancarse perfectamente
con mas t~ijeras.
FL peor enemigo de los ~intereses. de
los callistas es una enfermedad larga
del %cliente, porque TODD enfermo que
Sc pasa cinco o seis semanas, suele
nerder ell pelo, pero tambien pierde
los callos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
LA HYGIENE DE LOS
PIES

Los Gales mas rebeldes pueden Gu
rarse frot&ndolos todas las noches
con vase,ina. La cura eS sencllIlslma
Y s5lo reuuiere mucha ~constancla.
Los pies doloridos Sc allvlan mucao
frotandose con ungiiento de hama
melis de Virginia.
Los juanetes Sc curan frotandolos
por IA manana Y por Ia noche con e.
ceite comun. Los juenetes inciplen-
ties pueden Quitar5e f&cilmente, en- un
par de semaras, con dicho remecio.
Orro remedio cficaz contra los !ua-
netes incipientes es cl yodo, pcTo hay
Cue asegu-arse prineramente de que
este producto no es periodical para
Ia piel,
Los pies Sc quedan u1uy descansa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
COMO EVITAR LAS
ARRUGAS

FL masaje cs un gran preventive
contra las arrugas, pero hay personals
que nor diversas circunstanclas no
0ueden recurrir Il 81.
Tn medic c6modo y s~encillo de subs
tituirlo es Ia gimnasia de la cara
cue Sc hace ejecutando b~astanteS We
ces seguidas, V todos los dias. los mo-
vimientos describes en- la s!gulente
explicaci6n:
lin movimiento hacia abajo: es-
tirar la cara pOr medic de la acclon
de la mandibula.
2.-Movimiento hacia arriba: le-
vantando los extremes de Ia boca y
los carrillos.
3.-MovimientO de lado a lado: estl-
randi primero IN carrillo Y despueS
el otro.
5.-Hinchar los carrillos; apretar
bicn los labios.
6.-Estirar la barbilla: movimiento
hacia adelante V hacia arriba.
7.-Estirar Ia piel sobre los hue
SOS, con los dcdos.
S.-Aflojar los labios, contrayendo!os
en- circulo.
9.-Estirar los labios hacia atras.
1O.-Aflojar la barba: movlmiento
hacia adelante Y hacia abajo
Esta gimnasia tiene por obJeto TO
bustecer los musculos Y dar vida y
fuerza a Ia piel de la cara.
Las senoras que quieran evltar a.
rrugas importunas, deben practicar-
Ia.
Nosotros conocemos algunos casos
de seforas que han logrado el desa-
rroIlo de las arrugas. apenas lnlcla-
das practicando diariamente esta glm-
nasia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
CUAJADA De ACELGAS

Ccc;das cUalquiera dc estaS hovta
lizzs, y despues De bien e~scnrrida e.
aqua. 50 colocan en- una caEuela, pc
niendo encima pasaS, azucar Y cane
Ia er proportion, Y mo o dos huevos
baridos: lUego Sc Pone Z fueGo lento.
cubrif1Gola con 7 tapaGera de HE
Tro. Donie2do algunas ascuas sobre
ella; cuando sc We que TODD estd ira
bado = undo q modo de tortilia. So
sepsra ' Sc s,rve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01

: In sorbrero ev:remadamentcI
!. chic, muy propio pa-a Ia calle,$
: para las j6vclc:, es cl que prcsen-$
5 tamos 4 nuestras icctoras aGui.%
; Ell sombrero es una de las ultimasI
c~reaci0neS americans y ha sido<
z se!eccionado como uno de los mas
) ~novedosos Y originates en- Ia Con-%
; venci0n de Boneteros que Sc reu-<
: rio rccicntemente en- Nueva York;
: !Su GetalIe caracteristicO consisted
; en- ell ancho olan volante que
: cuelga a guisa de fleco de la or-<
: LA de Ia falda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
90
,VESTIDO De ENVIERNO$
!. FIN De ESTACION 5

Para los vestidos de fines de es-..
taci6n i~nvernal. una de las teias'
mas f~avorecidas es a Duveoina, en-,
~tono cafe. e. modelo ~inscrto, uno,
de los mas apegados 4 Ia moda'
americana. esta confccC:onado con,
esa te,a. e. cuello del acc que en-,
vuelve cn-eramente Ia garganGa.'
es de fi"l-ro de casio ) ia faid;,
,lleva como adorno I'm bordado en-.
soutachr dc ror@occj!'o de soda,
; color CATS cla-0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01


ne o Cracia. Ahora bien: e. iuego
de Ia mano depende pOr entero &c "a
muneca. a la Que sc dara toda 81 e.
legante flexibilidad sometiendo!a a
varios movimientOs. Ante todo Sc o.
bl,gara Ia mano q doblarse hacia atras
hasta dondc sea possible, plegandola
lucgo en- sent!do contrario; despues
Sc hara con cl puno cerrado IN movi-
mientc de ~rotacion que hahra de re-
petir-e con Ia mano alberta. Este
cerrc. movimicnto tiene IA VentaJa de
ser IN excelenta prescrvativO del lla-
made calambrc de los escribientes.
Tales son las grandes lineas de un
s.steIaa razonado cue aplicandolo o
perseverance, acabari Por dar result
tados vcrdadarameGte a~dmirables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
COGyILES De Pogo.

Sc frien en- manteca. cebolla muy
finita: asi que este dorado, Sc frie
ALI mismo harina. cuando esta de bo-
nito color Sc le pone aqua Y Sc deja
kervir para que quede algo espesa.
Sc tienc cocido de antemano Seso :
polio en- pedacitos, Sc revuelve en- Ia
salsa a Ia que Sc lie anade un trozo
de r~nantequilla, IN POGO dc queso Cru
yare. rayado. sal y pimjcnta. Sc sirve
en- las conchiras, Sc cubren con pan
rayado y Sc meten al homo Ia
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

WANTED TO LEASE--5 or Groom house for one year or longer. See Jarrett at Thayer Hdw. It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

FOR RENT-Modern 4-room fur nished house; good location, fine shade and lawn; only blocks from car line: better look at this one, as they don't last long. Can be seen all day Sunday 1921 w Polk It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

ONE-HALF of a brick house, fur nished. Three rooms and sleeping porch; plenty of shade, close in; no sick or children. 512 N. Third St If
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

FOUR BROOM house in the country. partly furnished; suitable for party owning car. Phone 26J4. It
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

also one bedroom, close in. Phon
 4s72. 357 N. End Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

FOR RENT-Apartment and cot tage sos $. First Ave. FOR RENT-FURNIsH HOUSES II
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

-C0R SALE-Am going away, will
 =, VI Ford cheap for cash If taken et once. Call at 749 E. Homewood road. block west of Brill car 2 rop sAIE-EGGS AND POULTRY 6
 9oo FULL. blood White Leghorn hens rom Baum strain, $1.5O each. mics aast of Center on Base Line road N. G. Edwards, F. Q. Ien1Pe. !"
 FOR SALE-One dozen mixed Pul- lets. Phone 23O3. Ie1z7 177TTT1TE7 T,eghorn baby chicks
 S- V, 1h,a,viest laying hoganized) stock, tlIoiI hoo1<ing orders for this fall and ovt Ilo spring delivery. Prices and terms neAI n.!,.' 9F sent on request. Hatchers and . sst,inpers of baby chicks since .so lSsS. a
 MUST HATCH INCO 1- 2A A Cts C!a,.s
 40 Seventh St Petaluiila' 0''ii'
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs

APARTMENT FOR RENT. 602 ! 2nd St. o-l
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
Wanted, Nice Home

Can pay soeo0 to $So00 cash; also have several buyers with $500 cash. See Mir. Brown
 With STEWART REALTY co. IT W. Adams Phone 1897
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WANTEo-HELP, MALE

WANTED-Shipping and packing clerk. Apply in person 9 o'clock Mon day morning Rabbit Bros Wholesale Dry Goods Go. 33S w. Washington
 SALESMEN-High grade line. sales board assortments jewelry,. candy, nov cities: fast sellers; no samples. give references. Aneo Sales Go, 513 East 43rd St. Chicago. III. It
 WE have an opening in our selling organization for an intelligent, healthy young man. Apply P. Q. box 573 for appointment. K
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WANTED-A small modern house from owner: north or northeast; $500 down. balance monthly. Phone 209J3
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

HALF house; two rooms and sleep ing porch nice front yard; only four blocks from post office; cheap rent. 351 North 4th Ave. It
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TWO-ROOM house for rent, $15; un- l furnished; furnished, $20.
 4-room apartment, water and light 1 paid; $25; furnished or unfurnished. l 1905 E. Taylor. g
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FOR sALE-Eees AND POULTRY 6

FOR SALE 50 Chickens; large anC small SIS N. 1st Avenue Phone
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FOR LEASE OR KENT-5- room pebble dashed bungalow, furnished complete: large screen sleeping porch lawn, shade all modern conveniences;
 with garage. Call 1130 E. Culver St
 Will lease for year or to suit. It
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WANTED-Nice low-priced lot in unrestricted district. Address Box 67Y, Republican. b
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APARTMENTS. close in, plenty ol shade 235 F.. Monroe St. u
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ELEVEN ROOM double brick house, very nicely furnished; player piano, etc; close in. 373 N. 1st Ave. Will lease. d