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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
The Christmas Store OF Service

was taken up. This matter was pre-
sented by r P Zarate- manager for
an agency. who said he shipped thou
sands Of Mexicans through FL Paso
from Mexico every year for railroad
work. The law he explained was
aimed at shipping Mexicans out Of
Texas, but did not prevent railroads
from sending their own agents here
70 get men The Measure was en-
acted at the request OF central and
east Texas farmers mainly, who do
not want labor sent out Of the state.
spend Big sum Here.
Mr. Lar2te explained that the com
pany he represented. the Zarate-Avi-
ma company spends hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars here annually
and that the Mexicans passing
through spent many thousands more.
He estimated that 100000 year
is being spent here through his com
pany's work, which would be lost II
the law is enforced HIS company, he
declared, viii have TO move else
where.
The board OF directors Of the cham
Der Of commerce viii postpone action
IN this case until a copy OF the law
Mr. Zarate objects 20 is received
New Tax Law.
During the meeting senator Duu-
ley submitted a copy OF The proposed
new tax law. which. he said. he want
ed the chamber of commerce to in
Vestigate and give him an opinion
on The bill. ne said. was very rev.
dictionary and was prepared by a
man who had had much experience
in a tax office, but evidently not
much in paying taxes. The bll was
referred to A. W Norcop, attorney
for the chamber Of commerce, who
will make a digest OF it
The board Of directors cast a for
nal vote in the referendum on street
car company management which the
chamber Of commerce OF the United
States is taking. The vote was IA
vorable 10 private ownership. but
with Improvement responsibilities
placed on the companies.
The meeting was a joint meeting
Of the board with group Of en-
ployers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
SO HENS LAY OVER
600 EGGS MONTH

henry :. Steinfurth. 2z01 Parade St
Erie. Pa. had used Pratts Poultry
Regulator for nearly 10 years, but
was induced TO try one Of the highly
advertised tonic tablets Here's the
result in his own Worfs.--I used 2
packages giving Il a thorough trial
with very unsatisfactory results /
short time my hens we're laying 20
10 % eggs every day. I VIII never
again be induced by catchy adver-
usements. 10 Use any other tonic
than 'Pratts' because Prarts Poultry
Regulator has never failed me. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

n CAST GOOSE and apple saucel
X Christmas in many homes is IN
complete without them, ana for
that reason the best season in which
TO market the goose is the latter part
Of December, although there is a Tim
tied demand all the year.
Management Of Geese.
Goose raising is not so extensively
engaged N as duck raising. the con-
ditions under which they can be sue
csssfully- raised being almost entire
" different from those necessary for
successful duck raising. The duck,
being smaller, can be raised in a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
Best Season For Marketing
Geese Is Christmas Time
These Fowls Require Little Care and Attention Compared With
Returns They Bring-Niarket Prices Are Best During
Floldays-F4ow to Dress Geese.
low to Dress Geese.

United States department OF agricul-
t1re say. When feeding approach
them quietly and do not frighten
them. AT 10 weeks Of age, CT when
the tips OF the wings reach the tail,
they are ready for market. if they
Rave been heavily fed, and should
weigh between s and 10 pounds.
Most young geese from general farms
are sold when they are from 5 to 8
months old
Dressing GoslinGs for Market.
When young goslings are TO he
by sticking them in the mouth with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

a Iong-bladed knife and then stunned
by hitting them a sharp, quick blow
on the head. For dry picking the
picker uses a box IN front Of him
about the height OF the knees hold
ing the bird with the left hand and
ciaspinE the feet and wings together
he places the head OF the bird against
the box and holds It in place with
the body OF the bird, then dampen
the right hand and brush the body
10 remove the down Leave about
two inches OF feathers on the neck.
and also leave feathers on the wings
against the body OF the birds and tie
a string around TO hold in position.
Place the birds, when picked. in cold
water for an hour or so to plump
them; II they are In the water too
long they are liable 10 bleach and
become water soaked They are then
Iced up in barrels ready to ship to
market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04
Bible Glass Is Named
For G. P. Putnam. eacher

The Young Married Peoples Bible
class Of the First Baptist church met
saturday night in regular business
session at the home Of Nr. and Mrs.
W. r Daniel 1929 Wheeling street
The name Of the class was changed
TO the Putnam Bible class in honor
Of its teacher. G. p. Putnam IL was
decided TO put on a membership cam
paign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Miss n. Seaton. 1917 East Boule-
yard, while shopping In a local store
Friday, was relieved OF her pocket
book. valued az $40 About SIS. some
valuable papers and a bunch OF keys
was also in the pocEetbook.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-04

Jerome, Ariz-. Dec. arthur Cox.
for two years in charge Of the local
agency Of the American Express Co.,
has resigned He and Mrs Cox viii
90 to FL Paso 20 live
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29
AT THE
THEATERS
At the Novelty.
BY y. S. A.

AT the NOVe1Jy.
The bill at the Novelty which com
menceS Monday matinee, promises to
be one of the strongest yet offered
at the popular theater this season.
Violet & Lewis open the bill with
surprisingly clever aerial act. Miss
Violet is exceedingly pretty and at
tractive young miss of diminutive ap-
pearance. who despite her stature, is
a marvel in muscular strength and
unusually agile. Mr.. Lewis, a young
chap, whose funny antics and funnier
falls mark him as a splendid come
under the billing of "A Study in
Song" Una Clayton & Co., follows
with a clever sketch. which promises
to be a scream from start to finish.
Virginia Deacon and Baxter, a non
sensical revue consisting of comedy
singing, talking and dancing, are
fourth on the bill, and the well known
Lura Bennett & Co, closes by present
ing the seasons greatest skit entitled
You Can Never Tell" The eleventh
episode of Adventures of Ruth" fea-
turing Ruth Roland, will be shown.
Orphcum.
1.-THE Right of Way" in motion pic
ture form, an adoption of the famous
novel by Sir Gilbert Parker, in which
Screen Classics, Inc, presents the
magnetic and versatile star, Bert
Lytell, will be shown at the Orpheum
theater, Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Two matinees Monday.
This is thrilling, picturesque and I'M
usual story of Canadian Life in Mon
treal and again on the fringe of the
north woods. Temperament and eff
cheney go hand in hand-or in this
case, hoof in hoof-according to AxeI
Limborg. the Danish foreman of Bert
Lytelrs ranch at Napa, Napa county,
California. In milking Esther, the prize
COW of the ranch, a full blooded Hol-
stein, Axel resorts to playing music
erly sympathetic. The foreman con-
tends that when Esther has music at
milking time. she gives fully Is per
cent more.
1.-The Right of Way" promises to be
one of the real screen events of the
season.
Pathe News will also be an added
attraction.
At the Isis.
1t is probable that no feature pro-
duction of recent years embodies as
1.-The Confession" which will be
shown at the Isis theater all next
week with two matinees Monday.
THE Confession" is Henry Walthall's
latest and most stupendous photo
drama. Especially is this true of the
innumerable exterior scenes of excep
tional beauty which are shown from
the opening to the close of the pic
ture. Always careful to obtain the
best, even to the smallest detail, Di-
rector Betram spared neither time nor
money in obtaining locations which
without doubt have never before been
used in any previous film work. 1t is
safe to conjecture that no picture of
recent years will bear comparison
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

with THE Confession" since it en-
bodies the very essence of every de-
Sirable ingredient that goes to make
a per-feature-story, star. direction,
cast. art. work and photography.
Partisan Life in Clara Kimban Young
Picture.
You who have for years been read
ing of night life on the boulvards of
Paris will now, for the first time, have
an opportunity of seeing just what
life in the gay French capital really
is; for Harry Carson, producer of the
Clara Kimball Young plays for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

marie and other noted landmarks of
Paris are shown with cosmopolitan
crowds in attendance.
Griffon's famous luncheon cafe, the
Cafe de Paris, where a table costs
more than $50 on rush nights, the
Grand Guignol, where thrillers are
staged all are shown in true effect,
and Place Concorde, the Trocadero,
Arc de Triomphe and other features
of the maddest place in all the world,
are depicted with faithfulness to de-
tail that is almost startling.
In addition to Clara Kimba1l Young
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

Equity Pictures, has again spread
himself and secured another perfect
illusion.
1.-The Forbidden Woman" at the
Cozy all next week, is the vehicle in
which the Partisan scenes are shown,
and gay romantic scenes along
Champs Elysee, Rue de la Paix,
Boulevard des Italiennes and other
great thorofares. are given with tech
meal detail atmosphere and local
color, turned to the minute.
Place d la Opera, Cafe De Paris,
Jardin d Hiver, TuiIleres. Monte
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

historical and contemporary characters
represented in the play are c. Bernard
Shaw and James Mcneil Whistler
Wilde's Ballad of Reading Gaor' is
interviewer in the action
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

there are other noted players in 1.-The
Forbidden Woman" including Con-
way Tearle, Kathryn Adams and Milla
Davenport.
Another old timer is to be revived
George Lederer will produce a mann
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29

moth all-star revival of 1.-The Belle of
New York"
A. H. Woods will produce a new
play next season written by Thomas
Barry. The theme is the life of Oscar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Kansas City Livestock.

KANSAS CRY. oct. clogs n 600
-srencd-iSc 10 .Sc-lvv,r. closing .sc a.
a., lnV"r than hast weeks close packer
wp Sians. hulk - sles Sle.ea - ESQ.
top Si3 600. Co,ri o. chuicr heavy si2.3s
ala %: goud To- choice medium $3.50
" 90. Toud 10 choice ight gil.554
1850. good To- chui-- light lights til.s9
al2.ss. good t. choice stock pigH Sil.o1
gl350
cattle go Estimated receipts 1900.
clngiug steers aud she stUcS steady To
aac higher. Gamers aud bulls steady I,
calves steady Ia weak: stock"rs and
feeders steady ', e5c higher: choice TO
prime heavyweight slGloW i1.3a, me.
dlum g. gnd hcaVNwcights 81 sos
1910. guud e. choic" lightweight tls.sS
GlC.Gs: common tu medium heavy
weight S7.sns, 1885, R,od a. choice CON-
mun hcii-rs ss.sUI i2.2a. hulugna ana
h,>.f bulls si.ooa s.2s. COWS aud heitcrH
81 sosi q: go,sl io choice medium light
and h.nNyw, ght SN.5Ofi i3.sn. common
gr,,d a. choice S5.5aHi2io cOihnpn
good to choice A.7sms.3s; common
gond t. choicc sass ien
sh,-p -- Estimated receipts 1000
~ 20 steady, flt llmls .'r hgh,
fsotling lambs sttunl tsp 81 -. choict
g. prime medium lambs s9.ssM lsu''
cull and ,umm'n lamhs N.sam'b
,hnirr a. pim' medium ycnrlinT wcih'
,r= s..sbas.ss. Euud o. chulc" modlnii
owes sg.ssa5 SO. Gun and cVmnn
ewes s. 0OT ace. breeding ewes $1,000
90. good Ia choice medium fecd"r
lambs Ss.50a i6o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
REAL ESTATE
GOOD HOMES STRICTLY m THE
!aiiISTOCRtTIC PART or
rllE HIrN

New room modern brick bungalow
on pavement. hardwood floors through
nut with lots ~ nice huilt.in features
finished basement. furnace heat. gas
equlpIasl. nice lawn. garage and drive.
EHy; price Si5.15O.
New . ronm bungalow brick. hard
woud floors. huiltin features ~ All
kinds. furnace heat. garage. driveway.
lawn. price f20,000.
New > room brick bungalow on paw"
nent. hardwood floors .built.in btEffc'
1nd cabinet brcakfasct room nic. light
fixtures finished basement, garagr
driveway. everything nice. Price Sl3.'
GOO.
New room bungalow ON pavement
hardwood floors with all the builtir
features furnace heat. completely FIN
rhed Easement. garage driveway. nice
servants house. this Is tllc most com
tlctcly finihed bungalow In the city
Price $4,000.
New room and breakfast room brick
lungnlo" ivory finish. all kinds ri
iuili.in features fitted throughout with
gas. basement. garage. driveway. lawn
~r"thirg nice. Price SIC. 500.
New room brick bungalow nicely
,inisAed throughout. hardwood floors
with every kind " builiin feature. nice
l.Tht fixtures. double garage. drivcwa,
and everything complete Price 20
aoo. Furnace heat and gas through
out,
New room brick bungalow. hard
ord floors. breakfast room. finished
ascmcnt. nice light fixtures. with all
the hulltin features. garage. driveway
lawn. Price 1880. furnace heat.
New room bungalow. ivory finish.
With lots 81 builtin features. breakfast
room. hardwood floors. furnace heat IA
n rooms. finished basement. nice light
thing complete Price sis.5OO.
New 2 ruom brick bungalow. lcxtIi
nircl furnished throughout. with every
kind 81 bUili-in feature needed. extra
nice light fixtures. furnace heat. I'm
ishcd basement under entire house
with laundry room. coal room. billiai
room. AMI other appointments IN III,
basement. this IN "A real finished home
Price $4,000.
AL II these homes are strictly mol
ern and In the very best part II she
citv and will bc shown hy appointment
ONLY. do not ask exact location u ans
prriicular home over the phunc. you
viii not hc told " Interested IN good
hume call ". tell us your wants. ",
will be- glad o. show YOU by nm appoint
mcni. We can SATISFY NOt We hav,
SATISFIED OTHERS. we have plenty
N the RIGHT KIND OF goods TO do II
Il with. Phone .i9i.
TEX.PLAINS REALTY co.
scat Polk strt
Amarillo. Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Coffee Market.

NHfufirftu lftnr
NEW YORK. oct. 25.-Thcrc was a
further advance la the market for cot.
e." futures to-day. owing a. the lirlnc.
ruling 81 iiradil ana thu continued
firmncss uf iio sNchange rates. Firs,
priccs were n o. ~ points higher thn'l
the closc was 20 10 50 paints net higher.
Spot. steady; rio ~ S's. santos ~,
ilis L. Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Wichita Iiycsiocl.

special t tn News
WICHITA. kAS. oct. -. - HOGS
.oue. % cents lower; bulk. tis.e0fi
1859.
CATTLE Steady to strong; butcher
steers. as0N 90: butcher cows and
heifcrs. dseH 80. ai0ckcrs and feed
.rs s. 500 90 stock cows aud heif
cit s5.5096a0. bulls. s. s0si 6 0o
calves. S4bufIti 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
FURTHER ADVANCES ARE
MADE IN COTTON PRICES
ny Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i.-Thcr. was q
further advance IN thu cotton market
iodny. owing to reports uf flrm,t
spot situation In the South. uufavuiuhl"
weather IN the greater ptft uf thu belt
nd the appearance ui l more active
trade demand. atc"inp1ni.. by rrp at.
that domc',ic mills w,ro fixing price,
The feature late in M" day was IA.
relative strength of December on GOV
,ring by trade and speculative hurts
That delivery cl,pcd nt - and The
general list closed strong at a net ed
vance ~ - to 80 points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
New Orleans Cotton.
ny Associated Pres.

ny Associated Tres.
NEW ORLEANS. Oc,. - Three
things combined to-day a. put the co;
ton market struEly higher. continued
laims at practical .sottlm,jit ~ thy
british coal strike. bad weather In IN,
hclt over sunday and reports OF Wide.
spread Improvement In thu spot de
And winch. LEGALLY. wau ..cflected In
advance ~ - points. The market
held ON advance throughout fhr scs
sion. except for brief period on the
opening call Lafi prices were at net
gains ~ ~ tu 90 points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Fort Worth Livestock.


~ Associated fr'-s
1T. WORTH. oct. sj.-CATTl.E--
G.suO: steady. hcrvos. si.O0fi g.bO. stock
ers. 81 ooa go: cows. ts.sofi 100. hci(
ere. S3.0UH 90.
HOGS 600. 10 cents to - cont,
lower: light. Sie.s5al3Oo heavy. tl2.5,
aIsNs: medium. xt2U0ai2.50. mixed
s. .GOd zoe.
sSHEEl'-i5G. steady. lambs. Ss.00N
n so: ycarlinrs. x5.s1f,N.su: wcthers
S. 00a~ 40: ,wcs. 81 oOd 100; culls
iOOfi3.0O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Cotton seed oil.

~ Associated rusa.
NEW YORK. oct. si-Co,ton seed
Oh was higher on buying hy tn West
and short covering. Inspired by the
,ighi crude situation and talk 81 som
Improvement IN spot DEMAND. The De.
line IN lard was more than offset nv
he strength w cnttU. tirsmg hids
were ~ to 80 points net higher l'ilme
tIuhn Nnn ltd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Rice Market.

o. Nssec'Aisd fFssa
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. -. - gouFn
rice. quiet: sales blue res" - pockets
i1a; clean rice. quiet; Hilr- blue rose
s.iNl pockets. ga HGa: Carolina ~.
nnrkets. . iilG 10 : a.lG.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS

Iieforc having your gas p,pcd in youi
mousse, Il will Iay YOU L. see uS. Lively
and HALEY. ii0 Madison street
THE MOST drrssy. Inconsp!cuuue
and cl,ga glasses ar. composed ui
riml"s lenses Get up Ia fine durabl,
mountlnTs.
have on hand material Tor Gsscnh.
ling To- individual mcnsurc-5S pairs
~ such sglass,s. and vii furnish them
tel cHuplcfc Or t9i5 per pdlr. Dr
Claude Wnlcoit. Eve Specialist. 1918
frpun building. Phone coo for an en-.
g1gcmcnt.
CAN Use few lalor"rs. have Some
steady jobs for the good workers. .ip'
ply, Gulf Refining co. Amarillo
STRAIGHT SALARY; $500 per week
aud tNp nS"s 90 man ~ woman with
rlr 80 iriruduc, Eureka isEg Producer.
I iroiln Me Co. East -. Louis III.
Manufacturer Sliirv tirrS direct a. eat
owner al 80 pcr cent 90 list. Inner tuls
ftr". d,sii,s silrsmrn wonderful oppot
dmliy tn build up permanent business
Niihcut capital Haul Tirr ana Rub
her 60, 1900 ". 18th 81. Chicago. ~.
4 u q wnshirg YOU want dome pleas.
c,ll at s0ij Pierce. viii guarantee. Price
~ cents
" YOUR rrof lrakes call ior Stafford.
hnv, the dois Tor Il Marv,lScal. Phone
n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

real. ESTATES the hes, inves,mcn,
In the world Tor all II US: can sell
YOURS or sell you that of some one
else. a. the ease may he II you arr.
rcady. call al Rooms 2ss.2G. Ray,John.
rrn Dldg Res. Phone sils. A. Ray Wis.,.
man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
LOST AND FOUND

FOrND-A small hay pony. cropcl
name owner plcacc. call s2o2J.
LcST-Whitr AnEora eat with cut In
lett ear Reward $40 Phone ioi.
LOST NV lettings about four months
ann. whcn temporarily quit business.
List vour t.''p,1y with me. ii,mas
q - naN johnson nldg. Ecs. l'hnnc
3itN. \. Hay Wiscman.
LOST One crank s,.g Delgc car. lie
tween first AMI fourth "l Fillmore
STREETS. oci. s9nd. iar'y Grain 4 EicV.
e. a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

TIN AuNRiI.i0 LODGE No. 5so
IOINI ORniI: co. MOUSE HNN
OpEN CHARTER. SfEtIi MI
IATiO> WI or SiGWo Nttl. NOV
Isl. CALL NJ MOOSE iiItimt NJ.
TFRs. ms POLK. OR Any MENiisEi!
FOR ApPIIC ATION.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

WILL TRADE equity In two wellim
proved black iand iarins near To~i
Worth for small stock farm or grain
Ind on plains. J. $. Sandifcr. Justin
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

i.oST-Gnld lni. ruff 'm,un. tciw.c',
post ufficc and cra,r-,l l'reslN toran
, hurcii Phone l9''F -. Reward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Small packages containing green
rlaid serge. II found return L" the
.lhics Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS

IVA
WE START YOU In the candy buSi.
ness at home. small room. or any.
where: everything furnished: earn $50 A..
90 wkly., up: men-women: experience
unnecessary: advertise candy Send
self addressed stamped envelope for
free particulars. Kurn's Candymaking
Co Philadelphia, Pa
PARAMOUNT MATERNITY HosPTT.
AL for confinement: private. prices
reasonable. May work Tor board Ia
bics adopted. Write Tor booklet. Mrs
IT. II. Long. i9li l.. 9th street. Kan.
sns City. NO.
FOR CARPENTER work. phone 1868
g. a. MARTIN PAINTER. PAPER.
hanger. Phone 9o7.
Used CAR BARGAINS.
Ford touring 1918. completely equipped
with following extras shurk Disorders.
Lurk spc,dumricr motor la good ms.
chanical shape. teoO down and smUll
monthly payments.
Ford Sedan. 1918. good condition. bar.
gain M $500.
Ford roadster. 1915. IN 4 No. condi.
ton. \ bargain.
Dodge roadster. 1917. IN goud oondl.
tiun. Priced ~ tioo. fnr quick sale.
Dodge touring 1919. run about i.OoI
miles. In excellent shape See Carter
REQ. 1916 touring. In best shape m,.
chanically all new tires prics,l low
Ter quick sale. Sumc time un this
WHY'S 8. Continental motor. cua
plctoly rebuilt. Good ear for service
work.
Buick roadster. 1915. good condition.
ias; ear \ good buy.
other gooi usvl ears.
ASK about our time proposition an
.cc these ears Monday.
OVERLAND TEXAS COMPANY
SO5 Polk street. Phone 1870
Finder who found Mrs. kigans FUR
scarf please return o. Merchants cafe
Phnnc ies3 Reward.
FORTY HEAD - Thoroughbred enc,
registered young Hereford COWS and
calves: prircs e. sell. write or ~, T.
". prioc. Hereford. Tcya-
Manuscript etc. typewriter. C.W
furnished. Phone iN2t
Want ~ huv Ford car. must o. cheap.
viii pcy cnsn. Phone 1875
Sc uS for your rns fitting ANA y kinds
Il pips work Phone i3is ir.i 80 'u
Z e. "a CD rrnd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
WANTED

"ANfklN-lo nuy secondhand furni.
,hsf pri ~ paid phon. zoos ilE ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
FOR SALE

FOR sALf,-Ford chassis and Ford
roadster. both are Ia good condition.
Mistlctoc Creamcrics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

WANTED-Man and vile Tor dining
room hclp. would consider two young
ladies' Write or wire Commercial Ho.
tel. Floydada. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

LOST Small Rccodhi hook In +. q. J.
L. lioddy. Return Ia Daily News
Just cn,-hllf block south II Denver
Depot. u found send - Daily Nyws.
s 90 reward.
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" your rrof irakcs call ior Stafford
hnvc the dois for Il Marv,lscal. rhon,
-
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FOR sAi.I:-Ncarly new Round oas
lais. huin,r l'hunD l3o.
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FOR sALE-Essex touring car fully
guipped and In perfect condition. pric
81 right. Phone 2Osi.
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lieforc having your gas pipcd in your
mouse. Il viii pay YOU H. see u. Lively
and HALEY. ii0 Madison street.
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Neutrality-suspicious.. Job work. Jos
Locust street
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PARAMOUNT MATERNITY HosPIT,
AL for confinement: private. prices
reasonable. May work for board. Ia
bics adopted Write Tor booklet. Mrs
II. u. Long. i9ii l.. :7ih street. Kan.
ns City. Mo.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ford sedan cheap. In
good condition. Phone 1850. J. II. Don.
nldson. COS Fillmore.