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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-11
Settle the Delivery
Worry NotO

This year we have arranged special
plan to guarantee you delivery, during
the acute spring rush of orders.
sit will require no large outlay of money.
You can place your order now. We will
have your car ready for you on the day
you want it.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-01-11

Thus you dispose of all concern about
getting your Hudson Or Essex when you
want it. 1t will be a source of satisfaction
to know you are insured against having
to accept some less wanted car, when the
season for open types crowds the market
with more buyers than we can supply.
If your preference is for a light car
what choice equals the Essexp
It represents a new, unexpected value.
1t brings to the light car field such quality
and fine performance as was hitherto
found only among large costly cars.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
|SIABIT NLIER IS
SP[EII|DLI song
Very Large Audience Heard
Cantata at NJ P. Temple
Last Night

.1f music be the food Of love. play
on plead the loyesick Duke 0rsino.
'Giye me excess Of Il, that, surfeinng
The appetite may dcken, and 30, die.
That strain again, Il had Q dying fall
OF. Il cana oer my ear Hke the sweet
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
HBgT L|BLRIl IS
lIIBE|lNE ( l-lS
Is CT Tl,enl Converted
Simply Take Them to
q Bank.

Persons here holding 4 per esut
Ghconf1rted Liberty Bonds Of the
dt ssae Nilf receive one-toura OF
t6s - cant more interest 4 they
nj 6sisssr t1eir bonds Immediately
10 fisf i6cal banks for conversion
|1.6 ( IA per cent securities. Tne
Ioc b1niu WIN forward the bonds
q fhe FEDERAL Reserve Bank OF Rich
n66d where The exchange VIII Do
40 according 10 an Official state
ffdt today.
fHe bonds to be converted must be
Il AZ hands Of the Federal Reserve
bSdf q Richmond before June b
NJ heing one Of the semfannua m
lS1Ssi dates- otherwise the 4 IA rate
m mot become effective until the
f6iIoNlne interest date, which Is De-
tem6er IS.
4 bond holder wishes to plaza
II security MON q IA per cent
6ssis at any time AFTER June u and
6ii6r q December Is he Will have
3 M one eighth Of one per cent OF
Id, ace value Of his bond, this being
isdalfed 10 cover interest adjustment
q the .neTt interest date. This amount
M 81 paid back In the 4 IA per cent
,oupon due IN December.
Inere ne about $4,000. 900 Of I'M
eonverted 4 per cent Liberty Bonds
II lie inst issue outstanding IN the
fifsh federal reserve district. the
fIgher interest offered Ia per
S2nf-wiH therefore amount to a con-
T6e neW bonds to be issued IN e11
eh5nee fof die drst unconyerted Is
NH Be- permanent bonds and Will
sither Be registered without coupons
Al; vii carry COUPONS covering inter-
ri 0n the bonds until thew mature.
Interest on registered bonds Is mall
Al direct 10 the bond holders nom
lhe TfeaSury Department In wash
inrtoli. Ths interest on coupon bonds
sIIiii Be paid by any bank or trust
S6npany IN the United States upon
Dfesentaticn Of the coupons when
Wsr Loan Organization.
FifEh Federal Reserve District
Richmond. Va
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
Reservations
By THE RAMBLER.

Nov let 'er rain tomorrow" said
4 sfaid citizen Saturday night as be
bicked ont two Years Before the
NastP from among the books at the
Odds and Ends sale now being con
ducfed By the ladies Of Christ Epis'
c0paI church on Madison street, near
ihe Kenyon hotel. This is the book
INF first fired me with the ambition
- Be 1 pirate and sail the Spanish
MIN and some day stand by with
dt5Tn futlass to make the school.
{ laSier walk the plank, picture that
rose n my mind after each and
eFery flogying." The book contains
sIfhf fine colored illustrations and
M purchaser expressed surprise al
The price, a quarter. III 1t rams
Sunday be promised, "rll read y
ftrUnEh, bring Il back and let you sell
4 aESin to some other grown-up boy
IA HETEROGENEOUS collection Of books
kmong other odds and ends Is on sale
Hefes one finds @King Coal" by Up
ion Sinclair, q book with a punch
a every page although one may moi
seree with the authors harebrained
tecononiic theories. Cheek by 1owl
Nth tHls Majesty Of the Black Dia
niouds," which Is, no doubt, on the IN
der expurgatorius along with Sin
SIairs other works, one finds the
- ~. a@NR
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07

eff music be the food Of love, play
On . Mead the logesick Duke Orsino.
sGiye me excess Of It, that, surfeiting
The appetite may sicken, and 90, die.
That strain AGAIN, Il had q dying fall
Oh Il came Ger my ear LIE the sweet
south
Rrexthing UPON Q bank Of yiolets,
Both stealtng and giving odou."
One need not necessarily be In lore
To thoroughly enjoy such music IS
was sung al the n. P. church last
night although many were the ex.
uressions OF reret that absent ones
were mol on hand TO share In the
pleasure Of the occasion. How a much
larger crowd could have been accom-.
modated, however, Is another matter,
ina audience OVERLOOKING the main
auditorium and almost completely
filling the Sunday school rooms
From the first appealing prayer Of
Rossinis Stabat Mater, "Lord Most
HOW" begun in a plaintire minor
strain BY a sympathetic bass voice,
IA the mighty. jubIlant chords Of the
last chorus. 10 Him Be Glory Ever.
more" the program was one Of pure
delight, and It would be. a difficult
matter to say Just where anyone e3
celled SO many and so varied are the
numbers IN this most lovely Of all
csntatas
lamar Satterfield's rendition Of the
aria .Lordi Vouchsafe Thy Loving
Kindness" probably better known to
musIcloyers as "Cujus Amman"
that old standby Of ambitious boy
sopranos. was such as will stick M
he memory Of such Of his hearers
as as appreciate the very best In music,
for a long time to come, the difficult
octayes OF this number especially be-
Ing sung with q precision Of attack
Tie duet, power Eternal" sung BY
Misses Virginia Shaw and Bertha
blizzard. whose voices blended most
harmoniously, was another number
which one could wish to have heard
repeated and which probably would
have been had the canon against ap'
plause within the sacred eoiiice 0een
A cayatina, Il VIII Sing Of Thy
Great Mercy" sung with fine effect
by Miss Pauline Reed, and the ara
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
GALOTABS. ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND influenza
Doctor. Now Prescribe caltaes, the
Purified caomel Tablets That
Are kapssaless, safe and

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mid cases Of tntin-
enza often lead TO pneumonia and otn-
er serious complications. They say
that every cold should receive tmme-
date attention and that the first step
in the treatment Is to make sure thar
the liver Is active. For this purpose
Calotabs, the perfected. nansealess
calomel tablets are the suress best
and most agreeable laxative.
One Calotab at bed, time with !
swallow Of water-thats oil. no salts.
no nausea and no upsetting Of the
digestion and appetite. NEXT mon-
ing your cold has vanished, your liy-
or Is active and your system Is purt-
fled and refreshed and your are feeling
fine with q hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you please-no dan
ger.
sold only IN original sealed packages,
price thirty-five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
and are authorized to refund the
price Il you are not delighted with
them
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07

mention, comprise the list Of which
almost any booklover can find some
thing worth while adding to his col
lection. There was a birthday volume
Of Rip Van Wrinkle but 1t was snapped
up by a little girl about ten years old,
who probably skipped a couple Of ice
cream cones to invest the fifteen
cents charged her for the precious
volume.
The sale will continue all this week,
and the steady influx Of gifts that are
pouring in by automobile and mes
sengers will pay anyone to come In
and look them over.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
az coNpcl

ting back Of the with her knees
crossed, unconsciously no doubt, but
nevertheless emphadcally, registered
every thrill Of ecstacy at Lamar Sat.
terfield's singing by poking me In
the back with the toe Of her diminr'
tive but exceedingly sharp French
pump"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07

"Tte next time they have a con
cert in this church 'thoughtfully re.
marked a corpulent citizen last night
after the cantata at the N. P. church,
I'm coming early and get a seat in
a pew. I'm not wildly enthusiastic
about these overflow sittings."
Cause Why" he was asked.
%Well," he answered, 81 sat in the
Sunday school room on a folding
chair with quite a space between the
back and the seat and a woman sit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
HIS PROGRESS.

do you play golf, Mr.. Gloom?"
NO." replied the cynic, "but I have
finally got so that | can stand to see
other people play It without insulting
them."-Kansas City Star.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07

AND THIRSTY, TOO.
There's somethin' about tn sea
that makes q Teller sad, joe"
VESTS secin' the wind a.blowtn'
tn froth over tn bar."-Life.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07

Commercial serial lines are being
planned between Seattle and Alaska
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-07
Sale price. .. $500

is fine example Of business candor
displayed in a suit Of clothes in the
window Of a Main street merchant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

special Va lhr News
KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 2l.--Iings:
Estimated receipts today 1900: closing
steady 10 strong, packer top siG1j;
bulk 81 sales Si5.i0H 1870. top si6.i5;
good to choice heavy si5.5Ou 1910; good
20 choice medium Si5.551lG.ii; good
20 choice light ti5.2sIiG.i5; good to
choice stock pigs $is00aij.25.
Cattle. Estimated receipts today 5000:
closing mostly steady ON all classes;
choice to prime heavyweight $4,000
1850; medium to good h"av weight
sli.S5I 1900: good Ia choice lightweight
Si3.0GI 1910. common tu medium
heavyweight s.. 06N e.aO good b. choice
common hclfors S6.5ON 1860. bologna
aud beef bulls $3.50 1900: cows and
holfcrs t3.1iIGoO. good 10 choice mcdi.
um light and handywoight S9.75N 10 90:
common good "a choice Sa00n 20:
common good 90 choice Ss.0OH 1855:
common good 10 choice s7001 1900
sheep Estimated receipts today 1900:
closing steady Ia strong: choice 10
primo medium lambs si025ni5.OO: cu'l
and common lambs S7.0oal0.e %: choicc
To- prime medium ycarlmg wethers $40
Hl255. good to choice medium ewes
N.7jHS.oo: cull and common ewes SO -
case. breeding ewes SGOOa 1895: COOL
to choice medium feeder lamb $500
1850.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
JULY COTTON HIGHER,
OTHER months WEAKER

lly Associated rt,ss.
NEW YORK. July q While July
advanced "a u new high record today.
rrlliu~lt q cents. ~ within rs points
I the record established hy March.
which stands rs the highest price ever
roachrd hy futures contracts IN the
NDw York cotton market. the new cro,
positions developed considerable weak
ness. and 40 the close the market was
h.r.iy ft'pdy With prices unchanged
tu 30 points net lower.
The opening war generally ? to 20
p"4ts lower and reflected consider
ahlc ling 10y southern interests.
which was partly absorbed by Liver.
pu.l Tn, whole market later rallied
sharply un q demand from shorts. due
th mrther showers throughout the bc't
ard the complaints about the spread OF
hDll wccyil
After selling ~ siGs roun after N"
rlu October advanced tn 3iNa. aud D.
,yWhcr Sold up from 3.NN 90 % o5.
wh'rr the mlrkci encountered fresh
ceiling pressure. due largely o. ih'
wcr.iy government weather and crnu
r'pur. witch was guoi doai better
than expected ndri the selling prC
uipiHtnd hy "a" report. prtnhcr hrok"
o. 3iia December a. 1855. aud Jan
nry ai 'a. which proved a. ic thu
lowest lc,cls 90 the div Although par
iial r,r,cri,s followed IN the after
uuHn. there vas luilr confidence ia
huNiug Tosar ady'o's Indicated that
new cotton was being offered NOR,
freely.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
EARLY WHEAT BREAK
FOLLOWED by RALLY
~ Assm in'.dPfsss

~ Ntto' in''d ffsss.
CHICAGO July 2i.--As q result uf
the kau.ls state report Knowing a bi-
Increase in the estimated yield of
vhcai in Kansas. the wheat market t..
day fell : cents. but rallied later ON
covering by shorts.
The cl.rc was nervous ut unc.hall
cent net decline. with December sa.5Gir
ana March S2Gi Corn gained ! 10 2
cent. IN proyifionH the outcome varied
from 20 c,ntr loss to So cents advance.
~ N" start. selling ~ wheat was
general. The majority of traders inclin.
ms 90 he view that 81 1000 0O0 bushels
Enlargement ol the Kansas yield. con-
Dared with month age. wouid more
tnpn Offset whatever dnmngc was done
hy black rug, IN the northwest RE-
ports II welcome rains over tn
drought district IN Canada tended alsu
90 omphnri2c hcaIish sentiment on
the decline IN values however persist
M huying developed with the blk cl"
vator intcrcits IN Duluth. Then shorts
'rtod to protect themselves aud found
little Tor sale. Nearly all of the carl'
.cthnck was thus overcome
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
toiicr Higher


~ NfHn' afra lftaa.
NEV NlHK iuN .f-Cu,f.u Futures
U,r. tltu vas heavy iHdly. although
no u".s thtt showed ,yldr1r's uf t
i,''.. f.G, u.tH september selling Coz
lUu .. NHsu md D.Druhrr slt 10.
. aH..' tn points u.,. thr previous
"iHHf
Tu.. WI. mainly on a W.ir GOVERNS
.rI dII ur r.lrr.rt any change in
conditions fHr th, mstk,t resumed IT,
downward inrl iH 90, afternoon vita
a violent dN.lr. whi,h carried Ssp'cr =.
i,r etc o. SO So ncC,mbci Co ti0Ge.
and March 10 sioi5. the market clos
jug 1i the lowest and go h. 20 paints
under fhc previous night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
HOGS ON KANSAS CITY
MARKET SHOW INCREASE,
CATTLE SLIGHTLY LOWER
stceiai 10 The News

slcciai 90 The News
KANSAS CITY. july a. - Continued
igh, receipts her. sent hog prices ~
sri1ty today. aud the general position
the wstF.' was within 10 cents ~
"a. h.h pHni IN the last two weeks,
nid within % cents If the high point
this year Top. $3.50. was paid by
both packers and shippers to-day. Goud
cattle. both corn and glass tat wcrr
STEADY. others 10 o. D. cents luwe.
Slc,p and lambs Wor, W nrtN, l.uau!
nt ,t',ug prices
To-day Rr",ras
Er,ripis today were i'.uno cattle.
5000 hogs and 1000 sheep. compared
olth li0UU D,''.c GiOu hors and 5000
sL,op wrci. ogu. end - 400 cattle,
q! ou h' a. ,rd si'O sheep y,ar ag"
iacf Cattle
Receipts at grass tat steers were
more liberal today than fur some time
past aud ted grades wCrr mth.
Hru.r ih, ru1i Goo ,hirc steers "a
nE w,Lh's rid rctdll, ~ firm priurs,
ud c.iluul. plain and medium bln"s
't,tr e.. Co % cents luNr Cows and
lr'i,ri t,Hr % g. O., D'uts lower uui
bb"s sud 90 SECS steldy. ~ strictly
wlmu 1lu iat steers arrived. Some
tDl com e.. rtpi brought $685. g.
sl6.ss. t.. Si65U Yoltl.ngs were iu.
GUIDED Iu tiii mnrc Nust of The COWS
s,ld co $50 Go siooo Most at thcp
w,rr grass tat Veal calves sold H;
$500 To- $1,000
Sfo,krts aud Feeders
Good o. yh,i.e Thin Ctitl,. whether
'tuck,sf u fe,d.ir sold readily at
strong price,. Demand iur that kind
h. on the increase Common. nlam,
iair stu,kcrs were about steady Stwt
calves were offered more rvciy and
inquiry u increasing
Hogs
AFTER showing e. uod,ui, sluWp d. r
last wr,b thD hur market tuii1y came
back with re- NtEufuUs rally ~, 81
were up =. o. 90 D.rts. mostly o. cents.
rud thu adyJu.. Dlui,d pricvs ahu, 10
the hish poiu, 1si v,eb The bulls f
the hurs bruught $3.50 Co sisNo chi
,lgo "a utri 1u advance lgt mi'rl o..
uft h.i average pr... shuN, Mans 81
CTS. TICS receipts h.rt r.uam small
ihnu Elsewhere. and rrir,s relatively
hirh Pige Hr. u active demand 90
st3.oO o. 81. uU
sheep and Lambs
sheep aud Hui" $500. lu active d'.
manl 90 sirug p...s Somr larrr
hun,hr- ,, Arizona 1mls Sold straight
20 yle.. and native amhs lruurl,
sl4tu fH sfHN.. Dat v,risyn aur
amUs would I#re n.r Than ArrHrIs
90 nru,,s SIM. Nr.aiirr rwrs bruurit
SEQ " NUiUIre owes h"rU
Horse, sni Mules
TIE first rue. h..s. go, 81 90. e.
son uueu~i f,Il. With .Huv sUU h,tl
offered There Vf- H Itirly hrr" q
Wa1d Th. rW. $50. ,utiuuo t1mur
row Naus, horses v,re in limit, .
supply
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
New Orleans Cotton

uy Associated frrss
NEW ORLEANS. july ei-Tho open
ing boz the cotton market t.slly was 81
lower levels and prices remained de-
pr,f,I 40 d. 90 their luvcf;. b,ing
Gs ~ - points uudrr the close ~ yes
t'rday while the net changes for thu
jaN were lor's Of - Co 20 point e.
After p,jo','i touched as "a. early ycll
uI vt.r Inclined tu jsL, profits and
Wut,rutc new hu,iug came lu h"clus'
u hortN rains m portions ut the ,ls;
,rn belt
Private crop reports from Texas were
favorable snd ,Ils,d considerable sell.
ug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Eort Worth Livestock

~ NTTWTTIT 7 ~
FOTT WORTH. July al Cattle -
G-ccipis 1900. soc To- zoe gain. bccycs.
SS.OOnii.s5; cows S5.OOaS.OO.
lirgs Receipts 1900. steady: llgh',
SO ~ N 1915: heavy. 1875 u 1900.
mixed. SilO0Gi5OO
Sheep - Receipts 800: 2jc higher.
Lambs. SiOOOai3.5 ycnrlings. $1,000
1895, wcihers. sS0Oaa.00.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Wichita Livestock

SPECIAL 10 Ie New
WICHITA. kans. july al Hogs 80
Receipts. 300: five points higher. toi,.
SO 90: bulk. Sl5.2OHi5.aO.
cattle Receipts zoo steady. beef
steers. Ss.SOH 800: fair grass fed osagc
steers. slU75. beef cows and hcifcrs.
i5.50d csc. ftockcrs and FEEDER. iiu
1859; stock cows and hcifcrs. $4,000
800. Dulls sioUHS.OO; calves. sj.5OH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
sugar Iavcr

Co., NsHH. lated ffsas
NEN YuEk JHN 90 Their, Was rr-
ns,r,I weakness n Oh, iual raw SUGAR
market ,aasl. anil price. broke another
hllf ,aut closing 90 i5i.r tor Cuha-.
.u-j lrI freight ,rui, tu 1850 for cen
uun. 10 mrhg fur refined was
UNCHANGED
Tho continued weakness iu rsWs "a
fH a,'It, selling W SUGAR futures aud
IHD. irHE. sharply closing at tn
lowest "td ,' 'h, dtr vr tf tn lD"
point. rrf iuu,f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Cotton Sod MI Inwcr

NEW NoEk Tl., 20 Saticr,I T.
INK or 'hr lHvrI ruling n Lard and cD,
tom uuf ,o.t,H a..d DH 80 o. tu a.
points tu,llt closing lids wen, . tn
10 points NET lower prime crude. rou.
inai: prim. summer ,,iluw spot. Si1 oa
@taeo Iui, 800 'u. IS ufrnh.r. tis s,.
lN,tcmi,cr Si7I5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

CDcM LADN COMPANY BARGAINS
2 Room modern stucCo. rHst front
corner 60ANo. new rnagc. $1,000, small
laymont and balance lik. rent
. Room IN dcfn bungalow, hardwood
t'urs, butt IN feature. h1siucn,
$500. third cash. This "a G0xlio COZ.
net.
Two room modern homes on cor
n'r 1sNiin. rent ior Slen month. tt,n
hc sold Ter Sl5ot down. rent wiz ahuuSl
IHy the hslrnCc
Room motl,rn homc un corner.
,ONiiO. east front bad rooms. lar
.uin ~ Ssi0o. terms 20 suit
North side. q room modern home.
lawn trees ana garage. east front
GDNlin. priced at $500 about one third
viii handle.
Rurm nudcin home on curns,.
paved walks. aud garage. god buy
~ SsSGe; easy terms.
Room modern home. nearly nov A..
,art frunt corner. has built IN features
and hardwood floors. for $1,000. thigj
cash.
New room mud"ln bungalow. gar.
aEp. fine hraiicn. well worth the prirr
ssi0o: third cash.
noWm mcdtrn home an paving
Pierce ST. east front. uu'hs,ldlnrs
5000: $1,000 down and your own terms
Tor balance
North f.dc large rooms. papcrcd
htusc. wgfr guud uuthui'dings. To-
eONiio. fur s25oo; SioO down aud So
pcg month
Ruum east front HON" ON Taviur.
yea rhuud sec this home. SNiOo. un'
thiFd cash.
Room new strictly modern huff
rirk bungalow, cas-, front. oak il"ui Fl.
an built ~ cunv,nirncrs. garage and
ccmcni drivcwlv. enc ~ IN" prcttiCst
huinos ir tho city furnished conll a..
Is. si60ap. terms
2 lgoum modern humc ~ pavement.
eaag, and drive. rot $500. terms lf
desired
New room modern bungalow. hard
wn.a fluurs. built o. features GARAGE
ard cement drive. and walks. Satsn
ihird cash and balance easy.
. Room modcrn duplex iui rent. new.
ready f.r o,rupaucv sith, So.
oppN LAND COMPANY. Phone ~.
nor EENT-s Enuln house. vel lus,t.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS

ROCK ISLAND HOTEL. new hcddiuG
nice. clean beds. pc and
up. Special rates by week. A. J. l.un
dcrgrccn. Prop, lOf North Polk 81.
Phone a3i9. open night aud dav.
2l3 2Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

FOR RENT--Thrcc unfurnishod light
housekeeping roomt 1917 Van Buren,.
2gi 2ip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

FOR RENT-Two furnished south red
iocniS. reasonable rates. 1893 Harrison
81 Phone lGiS. 20 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
LOST

LOST Sunday between Garfield and
Seventeenth and Euchanln indies black
POCKET book containing about {s6, r..
ceipts and hank note. VIII give suit
able reward for return of same To- Chus
Miller 1000 Fillmore. pa sip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
oUsE FOR BUYING. SELLING TRADING wANrFILLINc
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

IUu HIL III ulhJJWI
FOR RENT--Thrcc unfurnishrd light |
room. 1917 Van Buren,. |
2gj ZIP
FOR RENT-Two furnished south red
ICONS. reasonable rates 1893 Harrison
81 Phone l6iS. 20 sipl
Statesmen Notice. have open
mgr for i've more mcn IN this terri.
tory. full time OF side line II you call
im Eaiag, trade "ou can't afford g.
payr up this fast seller. Confidently
answer hy mail T. !. McsoNan. ANA.
milo Hotel. or 1879 ST Louis Ave.
KanTaY City. Mo. go ltp
fOR RTNT -- Two furnished iiehi
rooms. SOS Monroe. phon,
e0il. sss 3lp
FOR EENT-Furnisncd bad ., uin. raj.
Vgtc entrance. Phone $50. 500 Lin.
coin. 90 3ip
FOI SALE-Nrw enamel bath tub. I
at. wicker porch scat 3Oi y. Sth
Phone AZ. 2ei ZIP
For RENT--'rwo niec unfurnlshcd
rOomI. tall Mrs. Underwood. phon'
tGi - 2tpI
"psITiON rs office gir ~ collector
Have had some experience In buokkcpp
ing. Address u. H.. care News
s2j SIP
LADY-To interview ladies ~ ihoi,
homes ON special proposiiion. Nothing
Co sell. Salary. Phone iS6iM go eipI
For RENT-OHc half of duplex hnua.
five rooms. all modern. 1914 Madison
2ei 3p
FOR SALESMAN gas range Phone
1898 or cali 5Oi Jackson. 22i 1tp|
FCR RENT Furnished housekeeping
rc'mH IN modern home for couple iei
Jackson 30 up
CLOSING OFT SALE OF wall papci
O. Tine Varnishes See 7. l.. Curtis.
1901 EIchanan Mus, be- sold al opcel
asi 81,
FCR SALl,--islS StudchaR,r. first
class shape. driven ahnu; G.0r0 miles
IA good castings. scl' ~ o.. tor $1,000
or trade fcr Jitney. Call So 22sstp
WANTED-To rent section farm ON
halves Box n, Washhurh. go 3tn
FOE SALE or Tt;NDE--3eo acres of
mnd In New Mexico $40 per acre. win
consider good ear ~ Amarillo propc,.
". TcXPlalns Realty CO. 49, It,
Used CARS Ion sale "a TRADE Cnll
.tal. a25 i,r
lGO .NTl;l.S mooth land west uf Can.
Won - pcr acre. 81 900 cash hilanc
very easy TcN.i'lairs Realty 60
90 ~,
FOR SALE IiY OWNER room nul
cru house. east front Newly repaired
Small clrn payment, balance easy. can
at Tex Plains Realty 60 ssj IT,
FOI RENT - Furnished room pr,
,atc entrance" Phone ga. 225 III
FoG RENT-Furnishcd room. 1910
Fillmore. - 81
FOE SALE nv OWNEE-Fivc rnpr
modern pll.ivrcd huJsc 1908 Fillhor'
lpmc,.iatc possession. INQUIRE i2lr
Fillmore. 22i Ctp
FOG SALE-Hu,d Kitchen Cabinet
and lace window curtains. Ngut.'l
zen 80 les thirty sN inch window
.hadrs and one 81 inch shade. Address
-. e.. care News s2i stp
FUR SAlE-Onc .pcsscnger Hudson
touring cIr. hareul Los W, 9th.
3si 3tr
CDpM LADN COMPANY BARGAINS
Room modern stucca. r7st frunt
corner 60AN0. new r1Iagc. $1,000. small