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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-17

enjoyed the Coffee Social which was
held at St. Pauls Lutheran church last
night. The evening was devoted 70
social diversions OF an interesting ma
ture and the event was complete sue
cess.
VIII Reach Hundred
Applications FOR charter mempershp
in the new tribe OF the Red Men In THIS
city continue TO come in and there Is
litdle doubt that the membership Will
reach a hundred ny the date set LOT tno
institution. Thursday. July LIST.
Swimming Popular
During the past few days of e1-
trcmely torrid weather. the back riEel,
and all OF the creeks and swimming
lar places and there Is n" DOUBT ma
thus condition OF affairs will continue
rs long rs the hot spell LASTS
Fred qrAeb Resigned.
Fred Grach. popular clerk IN the > %.
Hickey news stand Of this city ana
member OF this years graduating class
Of the local high school. has resigned
his position and goes to WoodsHeid, ~
where he will take up work IN the o.!
fields.
Several trees We're upro"ted IN kirk-
wood yesterday afternoon by the heaVy
wind. The streets were filled WITH
water from curb In curb in the down
town district during the rain. heavy
hail IN the country district wcS OF In"
city slightly damaged the crops. II WIS
reported.
Many Attend Carnival.
Many personS of this city nave Deen
attending the carnival which is showing
at Martins Ferry this week Only
few from here attended last evening ~
the result OF the wet grounds.
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'NOTH|NGBETTER.
is 4 LAXATIVE
neville Lady Finds Black
Draught an Effective Remedy
! Her Family for Common ALL
: ments Of tho Digestive
\ Organs.

Ashevills, n. C.--Mrs A. K. Jarvis,
a. woodrow Avenue. this city. says:
II have used and heard Of ThsdforSs
plack-prauxht for years. and I car
Aainly havs found It splendid for heal
ache sour stomach. indigestion and
o,hsr Ills that como from . deranBed
1iysr.
MY husband and keep Black
prauEht In the house and think It Ii
npaeudid 70 keep off sickness. have
ussa It In small doses as . laxative.
ano there 10 nothing better.
. BLACK Draught is . mild liver medi-
cine 80. any child can take It.
! have found 1t splendid with them for
s.eolds-"
- Thedford's BiAck-DrauEht has bene-
Fitted Thousands IN relieving liver all
-rnents. It helps to drive bile poisons
land other unhAalthful matters out OF
~the system
Black Draught Is standby In
Thousands OF family medicine chests
1T should BE- In yours. It's use should
help to keep the whole family we'll
prompt treatment 10 often half thet
hattie, against many ailments.
Get some from your druggist today,
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bELLkIRE NEWS
At Nncampmsnt.


A number OF Bellalre persons are at
tending the annual G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Ulrlchsvine and Dennison.
Among those present from here are Mr.
Crippen and Bent Seeley. all OF Bellaire
and J. E. Undertake OF Alledonia.
Temporary Organization.
The old organization OF the County
and a new organization is being formed
with Frank ". Ellis OF GAINESVILLE, 49,
temporary chairman. Plans are being
made now for big meeting Of the dr.
at which time a number OF important
items are 10 be given attention:
World War Veterans Day al Epworth
park will be held August 3. Among
those invited to attend are Theodore
Roosevelt. Jr. and the national COM
mander OF the Legion.
For Hrtda-eo-Ba.
!. An informal luncheon was served
. at the Windsor hotel wheeling ysster-
McGraw. local young lady: whose mar
rage to Mr., Joseph Mcclatn Is 70 be
an event Of next Saturday. Covers were
~ Bury crawl.y Child
= Funeral services will be held this
Catholic church for Edna, lO-year-olL
-, daughter os Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Craw-
. ley Of Guernsey street. InterMent win
BodernAnn Funeral
Funeral services will be held Friday
/. mann. who died at the home Of her
daughter. Mr and Mrs. Elmer ODon-
nell, on Franklin street. Services will
, be at the st. Johns church Intcrment
: will ne In the NJ. Calvary cemetery,
Wheeling.
d. BANQUET Last Night.
. The annual banquet Of the ST Johns
= High schocS alumni association was CIV
en- last night at the Odd Fellow hall.
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SHERRARD h,

The third quarterly meeting 70 thg
MARSHALL circuit was held at MI. Gvet
on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Fred Adef'
SOL. district superintendent, gave a,ef3
interesting talk on the proceeding o.
the general conference. Quite c,Wd
was present.
Rev. Boyle has announced tha'ht
will preach at the Allen Grove chch
next Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
The Childrens Day services were I'D
in the Allen Grove church Sunday 'e-
lining at o'clock. The program A.
good and a large congregation attend.
The Sewing Circle OF Atlsn Gxs
worked at sewing and knitting snas
IS o'clock a delicious luncheon AZ
served. Those present were Mesdae1
4. D. Hood. ]. L. Garyin. Chas. ste~-
II. w. Bloomheld. lryin Bel,
r. Kiger, D. NJ. Garvin. Jack Carr,
Bobbie bloomfield. Donald Garvin, nm
A. Stuart: Misses Dora Bthrens. Eel
Fisher, Clara Fisher Nellie Fer
uelsn Ga ard n1 Elmsa cs hExena
The st. Olivet Sunday school -
sent invitations to Pleasant Hill. An
Grove and Bethlehem Sunday schis
TO meet with them at a basket PHO
on July 5th (Monday) at Folmars GSe
on wheeling creek.
The Ladies Aid society Of Pleant
Hill church will meet At Mrs. ArcnS
home on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alkaline Allen Of wheeling. "a
Mrs. Rose Rixie of Hundred. arc Vtf
ing Mrs. Edgar McCombs.
Mr. and Mrs Brunette and GeSe
Baker, Jr., Of Wheeling. spent Suny
at the home Of l. F. KIger.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene HS
man, on Friday, a daughter.
Miss Lota Bonar, who IS nome ln
Buckhannon will leave tonight Tor ne
c!nnati where she will enter . cons'<
A. N. Snedeker and daughter Lilm;
OF Mt. Olivet, left yesterday morno
for Morgantown TO attend commeeH
ment exercises there. 49,.
Mrs. Milcha Dowler OF MoundsVilI!s
visiting at the home Of A. y. Snedef;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hmiltonor
Cannonsburg. Pa, were visiting atae
home Of ". A. MARBLE on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heediger -
returned from their wedding trip .n3
Will he at home at the residence On.
Albert Marsh. Jr- II very sick TN
B. A. K.ger returned homo satuhH
from a pleasure trip TO CincinnAtt y
Mrs. VIII Smith Of MoundsVAh "
visiting at E. X. McCombs.
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SHADYSIDE ...s..
TuQaer-Lntok


- Mr.. Cyrus LuIes. son OF Mrs. George
keyser. OF Lincoln avenue and Miss
Mae kugeer. OF Bellaire. were married
Tuesday morning, the ceremony being
performed in the First Reformed church
OF Bellaire by tho pastor. Rev Burk-
hart, III tho presence OF a small party OF
relatives and intimate friends. The at
tendents were Miss Ncuhart, OF Bcllaire
and MIR. Homer Price OF Salem. Ohio.
Before the entrance OF the bridal party
ise Me" and following the ceremony
Mr.. George G. Norton, accompanied by
hts wife sang THE Sweetest Story
Ever Told" Mr.. and Mrs. Lutcs left
Immediately on wedding journey and
upon their return they will reside in
Steubenville where he has been en-
ployed for several months. The groom
Is an ~ service man who was awarded
the French War Cross for conspicuous
bravery Both young people have many
friends who are extending Congrat ula-
tons on this happy event.
Shadys side Notes
The Aid Society OF the Methodist
church will meet this evening at the
home Of Mrs. =. O. Long on Nest &lst
street. The hostesses are Mrs. Long.
Mrs. E. A. Mayhugh.
Members OF tho Junior Endeavor So
ciety Of the Pre- sbyteriaa church Will be
entertained this evening al the home Of
MdS'eT ALVIN SHAVER IN AVOnQalc.
Miss Louise McConn. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred McConn. OF South Cen
trial avenue. has returned from Wooster
University for the summer vacation.
She has completed the work OF the
sophomore year.
Mrs. Harry Crooks OF Highland ave-
nue.. will be hostess this evening 10
the members Of the Loyal Ladies Glass
of the Christian Bible school.
Mrs. Emma Jones and grand daughter
a n
ton Tuesday to be guests at q wedding
breakfast gwen to honor the former >
niece. formerly Miss Katherine Barrett.
whose marriage to Mr.. Thomas Carren
was an event Of that day. The cere
mony was performed in Moundsv!llc
early Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Bartrug ard sons. John and
Ivan. were at Wheeling yesterday 70 at
tend q party given by. little Miss
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs. G. F. Hunt will entertain TINS
afternoon for her daughters. Mrs. Dean
Mott and Mrs Howard Wilson or Runa-
10. y. Y, who ARE spending few weeks
here.
Mr. and Mrs David Lnushlin and son
George Laughlin spent Wednesday al
Quaker CITY. Ohio.
A daughter was born Tuesday even.
ing - Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Hager. OF
Walton avenue.
Mrs George Rrandfield Of West Main
street. left this week for Cleveland
Ohio. TO visit her daughter. Mrs. Claude
Cunard
George Coon returned 70 his work at
Cleveland OHIO. after An extended visit
with his father l.. y. Coon OF this place.
Miss Audry Nelson Of Euclid avenue
lcf, this week for Luna and New Phila-
dolphia, Ohio. to visit relatives.
II. l.. Dennis. Of Magnolia, Ark. VIII
arrive Saturday for n months visit
wit hhis wife who Is spending the sum-
mcr here. L..
Vernon Coon left this week for
C1arksburg. W. Va, where he has ac-
ccpted n position.
William and Lewis Cook are Visiting
at tn chome OF MIR. and Mrs. Ben E1ley.
at Wheeling. W. Va.
Adiutant John Campbell Of Martins
Ferry spent Wednesday In town for the
Interest of the Salvation Army.
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SKIN DISEASES
ARE HxPELLED QUICKEST BIZ AN
ANTISHPrIC APPLICATION.

The application should also Dc neal,
Ing. Doesn't your sound judgment tell
you that this i strue? c. H. Griest &
Co. cells a salve called S1M-CO which Is
an nntiseptic application that just fills
the bill 1t does not soil the skin. yet
it IL a most powerful antiseptic and an
active healing ointment. Eczema, salt
rheum. letter and similar skin affection
disappear with the aid OF SlM-CO
sALVE or c. H. Griest & Co. who are
the agents. are authorized to return to
you the purchase price.
The price is so favorably trifling II
Is not to be considered. SINCE
SALVE Is so healing and 80 powerfully
antiseptic that il is mighty good oint-
ment for those open sores which you
thought were incurable.
Nothing like SIM-CO SALVE for a
rubbing liniment
Do not make the mistake of not get
ting the right remedy at the RICH, time.
Get a jar today. Price SOC. Coo and
s1.n0 per jar. II your druggist does
not kerr II. send US 35c and the parcel
post will bring il TO your door by return
mail. VIM. NJ. SiimrSNn Drug Co..
Wholesale Druggists. Williamsburg Sta
ton. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Presbyterian church. Bellaire. Land in

Presbyterian church, Bellaire. Land in
Bellaire. $1,000.
Marriage Licenses
Robert Smith Johnson and Lille Flo
dell 10y. both Of GAINESVILLE.
James X. Gordon and Martha Eliza
beth Amos. both OF Belmont.
Samuel Zavacky and Anna Mularctk.
both OF ST. Clairsville.
Frank II. Morgan and Grace VI. Dou-
glass. both Of GAINESVILLE.
Charles r. kocher and VI. Belle Nor
ris, both Of Shadyslde.
st. Clairsv1lls Briefs
Mrs. Emmett Hatcher and son George
Albert will leave today for their home
at Dubois. Pa
Rev Ira F. Leeper and wife left We'd
nesday for New Castle TO attend the
Tooth anniversary Of the United Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. John Norris will leave today for
Chlca go where she will spend two weeks
with her sister, Mrs. John Davis.
Misses Blanche Scott and Mae Cum
ningham spent Wednesday with their
friend Miss Tamzen Merritt. Of Union
town.
Mrs. Sarah Terrell will leave today
for Chicago after spending several
months with her niece. Mrs. Lacy Tall
man.
David H. James Of Bridgeport was
here on business Wednesday,
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John Metz. The youthful hostess Is
cousin ot the Bartrug boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. onward Rodeter ana
little son. OF Norfolk, Va, will be mere
today for an extended visit WIN ms
Lincoln avenue.
MIR and Mira. Thomas Frank. Of Lin
coin avenue have returned from Fores-
Ter West virginia. where they had neeh
tho guests Of his sister Mrs FRANK
An examiner from the American
Guaranty company, which institution
nsurrS tho deposits Of the dysioc
Bank, made the semi-annual inspection
Of the banks books this week
NJ md Mrs. II r. Gibbs have moved
from, their former home on West 43rd
stree; To the corner OF Central avenue
and West 10th street.
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BUSINESS MAN
SINGS PRAISES

II suffered for years with stomach
trouble and gas continually. Doctors
thought / had stomach ulcers on can
GER After last attacks they advised
going to Rochester, Mimi, for an oper-
alton. A friend advised trying Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. which I did. and I
cannot Sing its praises too highly. as I
can now eat anything and everything"
II is simple harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal muCus from
the intestinal tract and allays the In
flammation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
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ciety OF tho First VI. f. church meets
this afternoon NJ the home Of Miss
Margaret Bloom on Franklin street.
Mrs. Julia Herzberg has returned to
her home here after a visit with friends
at Cleveland. Akron. Columbus and 9TH
er Ohio cities.
Members OF the choir Of the Christian
church Will enjoy social event in tAo
church Friday evening.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Filed

Charles +. Johnson and Alta johnson
TO Agnes McGlenn. Land In Flushing
Township. $500.
Agnes a. Smith and r. J. Smith 70
John Gill and Maggie Gill. Land IN
Goshen TIP. $l.00.
David Brown to Tony Davis Land In
Bethesda. $3.50.
August Bahra to Charles Rosser'
Land In Bellaire. $40.
Charles Rosser and wife TO the First
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Dub Girls To Camp.

CIub VtrIB TO Camp.
The members OF the T S. S. club,
compuSed OF popular local young ladies
will 90 into camp along the river. at
stop II on the Ray. and Line. just north
OF Martins Ferry. before the close OF
the week. and they are planning a fne
time for the remainder OF the summer
months.
Social success
A large number OF the members OF
the Ladies Aid Society and their friends
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Ono Of The men u Tho rNrNlNal whlch
is showing at the ball park In this
city this week was fined SIS and costs
by Mayor Coleman last evening on II
charge Of running gambling house. II"
paid his fine and was released.
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Street cars were lied IN On SOUTH
Zane street for about half an hour last
evening as result OF large tree in
front OF the Holley residence blowing
over during the storm. The motorman
on the first car tried 10 remove tho tree
from the track himself. but was unsuc-
cessful. Men from the car barn re-
moved the tree from the track and the
cars were able TO proceed.
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The event honored the 81 members OF
this years graduating class. The
event proved to be one OF the most en-
joyaole ever held b. the association.
IA DHAnARd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-13
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,

Chicago, Aug. 12.--Wheat made
a lively advance in price To-Day
stirred on by general belief that Il
big export business was being
done, The market closed strong,
sac TO 6I5c net higher with De-
cember s2.4ils to S2.t5 and March
$2.I7T. Corn finished Y c to
I1bc M oats unchanged to sc
higher and provisions varying from
1Oc decline 10 a like advance.
Opinion was widespread that
foreigners were buying under cover
in the wheat trade, and the fact
later developed that the British
royal commission had purchased
some wheat and was bidding for
more. Knowledge that Great Erlt-
ain had rc-entcrcd the market
after having been out for u long
period had decided bullish influ-
cnce. and so too did noticeable
scarcity of offerings. Besides, I'M
confirmed gossip was current that
South America as well as Europe
was buying wheat in the United
States. In this connection 1t was
said shipments out of Argentina
this week were expected to be only
about 100000 bushels, against A.
$4,000 bushels last week,
Corn rose with wheat and as a
result of falling off in receipts.
Oats were firm owing chiefly TO
strength of other cereals.
Dealings in provisions appeared
to be virtually confined to packers
and carriers changing trades from
September to October.
Closing prices:
Wheat--Dec., s2.4ita; March,
STATS,
Corn - Sept, $l,52h; Dec,
S1,27A,
Oats--Sept., 725sc; Dec. 71l.c.
Pork-Sept.. s25.1O; Oct, $3.50.
Lard-Sept., 1882; Oct. $1,000.
Ribs-Sept., $3.50; Oct, s15.75.
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York. Aug 12,-Mercantile
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Aug. 2.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts 1000. Good light and
handy weight steers and best heavy
strong. plain heavies and medium
grassers slow, Early top, $17.20;
bulk choice. $16.10@17.00; grassy
kinds, s9.50M14.75; good cows
1925 a $50; Gamers and cutters,
$4.00M6.25. steady; medium COWS
steady: bulls opened steady, under
tone weak; calves duh, early bid
ding around $1,000 for choice veal
ers: stockers strong to 25c higher.
Hogs-Receipts 10000. Market
active. steady to 10c lower than
yesterdays average, Top. $3.50;
bulk light and butchers, $l4.75M
1850: bulk packing sows. s1S.G5@
1890 pigs csc to see lower, bulk
desirable kinds, $14,0Ou $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000. Fat
classes extremely duh. uncvenly
lower; feeders firm Top native
lambs. $13.25 to city butchers;
bulk. $12.O0@12.75 choice range
lambs bid. $3.50: best feeders,
$12.GJ. good fat ewes, $3.50,
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FOR SALE

$500 - Flve-room single bungalow.
modern, hardwood floors, furnace, large
basement, sleeping porch. garage, cor
ner lot, fine location on paved street,
Fourth ward. one block from Central
avenue. ..... .-
fG,ooo-Two-story. four apartment house,
three rooms and sleeping porch each,
furnished. two bath rooms; can be
rented for $40 rer month; Highlands,
close in.
-, 200--FOur-rOom sningie bungalow,
modern, hardwood floors throughout.
built-in features, garage; Fourth ward.
S5,0OO-Eight-room, two-story, pebble
dash residence, modern, large seeplug
porch, good location; Third ward,
close in.
A. ELEISCIIER,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
Phone 4;4. Ill south Fourth street.
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NS~c-1-S.~s,s~~> >e-~.,s~J~~~ee~.~
THY Golden Vanu Fogg Shampoo,
Madam Terry Deamer. 5osh West Cen
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paper, s per cent; exchange irreg
uar; sterling demand. $3.6Sa
cables, $3.64 y.
Time loans-Strong. unchanged
Call money-Steady High. I per
cent: low. per cent: ruling rate,
7 per cent, closing bid. I per cent;
offered at per cent; last loan. 6
per cent.
Sterling continued to weaken in
the late dealings. SiXty-day bills,
$3.577s commercial 60-day bills
on banks. $S.57Ss: commercial CO.
day bills. $357ls; demand,
S3.62ta: cables, $3.63h.
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NEW YORK METALS,

New York. Aug. l2.-Copper--
Steady Elcctrolytic unchanged.
Iron-Firm and unchanged,
Tin-E.asy. spot and nearby,
$47.75: September and October.
$4S.2j.
Acknowledgement.
Load-Firm. Spot, $500,
Zinc-Firm. East St, Louis de-
livery. $7.SO@S.00.
Bar silver-Domestic, unchang-
ed; foreign. 95asc.
Mexican dollars-72 c.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 12,-Mercantile
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neavles weak to q shade lower
Top, Sl5,35: bulk light and me.
dunn, $15.00@15.30; bulk heavy
S14.50 800.
Sheep'-Receipts 100. Sheer
weak; best native ewes, 1915;
lambs S5c to soc lower. natives
sl2.5O; ldahos. $l275: feeding
lambs active, Idahos. SIPS.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. Aug, 12.-Butter--Mar
ket firm. Creamery, 44W ode.
Eggs--Market steady. Receipts
12,4SS cases. Firsts. 46i. "a &c
ordinary packed firts. 4l@4S Il c;
at mark. cases Included. A2m 46ci
storage packed firsts, 1870 As l2c.
Poultry-Alive unsettled. Fowls
27@S2c: springs. 35c.
Potatoes-Market steady. Re
ceipts % cars. Eastern, $500 a
CPS barrel: middle western Early
Ohios. $3.00@3.20; Jersey cobblers
$3.60M3.70.
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ron SGfEOGeG aud ITesser very cheap
sol Forester
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Aug. I2.--Liberty
bonds today were irregular. closing
at: 3las. $9O.5O; first As $50. o.
second As, $S4.4S: first 4hs. $50
second AIS, $S4.42; third "A $
$SS.4O: fourth AVS, sSAS6; Victory
3&s $95.62; Victory 44s, $500
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Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas City, Aug. l2.-Cattle--
Receipts $500. Beef steers steady
to csc lower Top, $3.50; She
stock steady to stronG;r bulk. $3.50
mS.50: calves steady to soc higher.
practical top. $3.50: odd sales,
$14.O0@14.50; all other classes
steady. ,a
Hogs Receipts 1000, Lights
and mediums 10c to 15c lower:
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FOR SALE--Furniture

N~@N%S~T~~~~-~r >>|~~>>~o~~~-S--~~~r~
sol Forester.
FOR SALs--Jcssle French piano, in per-
feet condition; bargain; owner leaving
city. Address H. II, T., care Journal
FOR SALE-HOuschold furniture; can
be seen from TO l. a. m. and To 9
p. IN. 5O2 North Fourth phone l6s2-N,
FOR SALE-Chlffonicr. rockers, chairs,
springs. cnld's bed, porch swing, re-
trgerator, couches, houscfull good fur
niturc. cheap; also new Ford-slze tres,
$l2.s5 and $iL25 32a South First
FOR SALE-Threc- piece King Charles
parlor suite, thyee-pieLe library suite
large kitchen cabinet 2Xi5 Administer
rug: aXi2 Tapestry Brussels rug; 3xO
Administer rug; Two feet Inches by
feet 9 inches Administer rugs. four
small iugs. three-tUot center table: two
tall flower stands. ice box, 50 pounds,
round dining table; three kitchen
arairs: oil stove and oven nod and
coal stove: two birds anu cages; lsNi0
beveled mirror, brass bed and springs.
large dresser. 2Ix30 mirror: small oak
dresser aluminium roaster new clothes
wringer: ;wo tubs and wash board,
copper bottom boiler; kitchen utensils;
50 feet rubber hose and spray; ironing
board with stand, three jardinieres.
forty spring chickens. Everything new
in last year. no sickness in house Gail
after 4 ID7 East Coal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-13
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

Kansas City. Aug. 12.--Butter-
Market unchanged.
Poultry-Hcns 1c lower, ESQ
&c; broilers 1c lower, SAC; springs
1c lower, 33c.
Eggs-Markct unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-13

IIPEW i lRs-Aii makes overhauisd
and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerqus Typewriter Ex-
chan9s. phcre SAIL. I2s South Eourth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-13

Brick tea is regular form of ex-
change, in the western parts Of
China and in Mongolia. These
bricks bear an official stamp stat
ling their value. Where small pay
ments have to be made. brick
may be broken into pieces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-13

Denver. Aug. 1e-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500. Market 25c to 40c
lower. Beef steers. $7.00@l1.0O:
cows and heifers, $6.0Om9.00:
stockers and feeders. s6.00d $50;
calves, $S.00d11.O0.
HoGs-Receipts 700. Market
steady. Top. s15.25; bulk. $l4.25
q 1900.
sheep-Receipts none. Market
unchanged.