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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Practical Homing Scheme

GITATORS viii not bother the employees of the Marland
a Refining company Of Ponca, Okla. if their happiness
commensurate with their welfare employee Of that
company wants to home, he goes to the company,
picks out lot in the companys model village to
agreement with his wife where the bathroom IS to
be and whether there shall be sleeping pohes takes the
compromise to the companys architect who draws the
plans and then to the companys builder who builds the
house.
When the house is finished the young man moves in
with family begins paving with interest per-
cent It takes him ten years to it. but payments
higher than the rent he would have to pay anyhow
and renter he would have to surrender the house TO
his landlord after the ten The company built at its
expense clubhouse for the young
The workers devoted to their employers and the
employers to the workers. says the Santa FEES magazine
which pictures the village The model village has proved
to be Utopia that works.
Jack Johnson it seems would rather America in
Jail than free in any other country. One way to learn to
love your country is to leave it while
The FL Paso goddess Of liberty probably lost her
because it got tired holding light in vain search for the
commodity of which she is goddess.
The question Of who has the prettest bathing suit win
be decided judges found who VIII concen
trate on the suits.
Paderewsli proved that all of the ivory was not in
piano keys when he quit making music TO become sntanged
in Polish politics.
When the reds get into government that government
gets "into the red" bookkeepingly speaking
Pussyfoot' Johnson discovered that man really needs
two eyes in Juarez-
Some mems idea of protecting their homes is to fill the
cellar with liquor.
a man may. # he mons moi hon 70 save as he gels
Keep his nose 10 The grHdst0Hs.
b farnfr ran IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination
for railway mail clerks on August IL.
to fiji vacancies in the railway mail
service throughout the United States,
at the entrance salary Of $500 year
The examination viii be given at
Albuoueruue. East Las Vegas. Las
Cruces, Raton, Roswell. Santa Fe.
Tucumcari. n. II, and in principal
Texas cities. including FL Paso. In
west Texas the examination points
are Abilene. Amarillo Del Rio. Maria
and San Angelo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
MUNICIPAL BAND PLAYS AT
CLEVELAND SQUARE TONIGHT

Following is the program for the
concert BY the municipal band at
Cleveland square tonight at O'Clock.
March. Our Fighting ,ren" CRocereto):
overture. 'semiranide" CRossini); popular
numbers ta) a tone picture. After Glow
cobb. CD Down BY the Meadow Brook
CWendling); tenor sole. Charles Andrews:
American fantasia Gems OF Stephen .'os-
ter llobanD- selection. ''lrilSado" fSulli-
Eall. uarcn. .Anerlca 49, LH-n-l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
Summer Resort


around chasing day by day, sport
n pleasure play graft
stitch through the sweahp day but Pm with the idle
things there trouble
thing causing gasoline Oh
sh, doubtless burning
cairns; sick
BARNS trouble Is the Such
things ForT
the and watch the seabds drinking
ing pie every meal
Copyright George Slatthsy MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

TOBE MOSELEY has found a person
that actually grins while be is SUI
iering. he says he went into the bank
sf Ilckvills last week and wanted to
borrow some money without security,
and the cashier with a bread grin said
it panied him deeply TO have to re-
fuse.
The local baseball team played the
Calf RIBS nine at the wild Onion
school house Saturday afternoon. The
visitors won BY a majority Of IS scores,
the umpire being a resident Of the
Calf RIBS neighborhood.
Washington Hooks, who swore off
chewing tobacco for good last week,
went around behind the house today
and took a nib6ls off Of bis plug.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
If / Had Ny Life
To Lioe OUer Again

I'd live 10 the same way have lived
i 10. because 7 would not know any
better, and think every one else
would unless they were super-huuan
and that isn't very likely. But on
the other hand II ] knew all that I
know row, I probably would live ir
somewhat different Then again /
may make the same kind OF mistakes
even tho ] lived different So. mainly
the only reason OF living now is 70
see what is going TO happen next.
W. 2 skov, 1r-s Clint. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

! mountains and FL Paso are excellent
with the exception Of q little sand
near FL Paso, on this end Of the line
4 would rather live in FL Paso than
in southern California, for like the
climate better here and you are par
ticularly fortunate in the fact that
recreation points are 50 close"
Charlie Andrews says he wishes
he could write as Interestingly
as he thinks wrote about the
two conventions. Tit for tat be-
ing only fair, III say ] wish I
could sing as well as Charlie can.
Next.
Ben Lewis is advocating the form
alton OF a Summer Grass WidoWers'
association for the mutual protection
OF the men left alone in the city dur
ing the dog days Uncle BIZ" Roe
says If such an organization is not
formed soons he'll have 70 invest IN a
pair Of hob nailed boots, as he feels
himself slipping
Rhymsters take advantage OF
every possible excuse Now they
are writing about Thomson.
An Fl Paso girl was en- route to
California the other day and, as her
chum puts it, was hoping. as every
girl hopes, to be invited to a meal
by some nice young man"
der heart thumped real fast, along
q the afternoon when a young man
asked her If she would not take din
ner with him that evenirg-they hid
been talking for some time.
When dinner time came. the young
man, Who was travelling with a friend.
said; well, wen wash and then
eat
The FL Paso girl prepared herself
Tor big meal and a nice visit with
two young men in the dining car
while the two young men performed
the necessary additions in the other
end Of the car.
When all were ready for the meal.
the young man who had extended the
invitation called the porter, asked
him 10 put up a table for them and
thereupOn spread out the contents Of
a shOebox Of homemade sandwiches.
He did show himself sport enough
to ask her IL he could 90 to the din
ing car and get her cup Of coffee.
but she was sport enough to say
no, thank you" and eat the cold
sandwiches with cold water.
She is a kind hearted girl and was
too afraid to hurt the feelings OF the
young men by going alone to the
diner later and eating, so she went
=
= =
Evidently when he meets these El
Paso gamblers a victim hasn't as
much chance as the mas had who
used to try TO find the little pea IN
der the third pod at the county fair
BIZ the pay, phal Is the county
far , Why. II IS The womeH Of the
county. Of course.
salt Lake City has clear water run
ming in the cutters Of all its business
streets.
Little Chris wanted to wade in II.
but before he got his shoes off he
happened to think about the posi-
bilities and said. I'D better not:
they might be germs in there and
they might make my feet sore"
Surely the world progresses
What 1ive-year-old in Zack Whites
or a p Coles boyhood days kept out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

C. z. Locke. CT Mesiua. Park. saws
the pear shipping season viii soon
open in the upper valley and that 81
or 20 carloads OF pears win he
shipped out this season A larger cror
OF canraloupes viii be shipped out
this summer than last year. he asserts
and many acres OF cotton have been
planted and VIII be harvested this
season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

An Englishwoman in India never
carries her own parcels. or walks or
stands IL a train.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

Jack Johnson it seems, would rather be in America in
Jail than free In any other country One way to learn
love your country is to leave it a while
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

81 the pay. phai is the county
f0T" , Why. II IS The womeH Of The
cnrlrll, II rrr-r-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

Evidently when he meets these FL
Pas0 gamblers a victim hasn't as
much chance as the mas had who
used to try TO find the little pea IN
der the third pod at the county fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

The FL Paso goddess Of liberty probably lost her
because got tired holding light in vain search for the
commodity Of which she Is goddess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23
The Great Desire.

IT'S money that brings envy ard its
money that cures hatef
Money wins the mighty battle, and
upsets the plans Of Eates
The girl may claim that only love
has set her breast nflame.
But the chances are that money fig
ures in IT. just the same
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-23

The question Of who has the prettest bathing suit win
be decided judges found who VIII c0ncen
trate on the suits.
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AUCTIONS-LECdLS
Legal Notices

mndc IN not ,S Sy rssnon,,Sle for any bills
LTSCtipCRG AND ABINGDON TELE-
nuai mse,inS So o. s; Jun l, Is is2oIrhe an
w!ii be held at the once of the '%%' es;sPS
S Sn.on in'vSraph COMPANY. No. 500 Main
Tuesday. July 6. 1920. ut 3 o'clock y. NJ
a apr me election Of directors and officers
ness, ness as :, may some before tho meeting. An
:RSS,' EithmoS Si 'H Va wf h..
been no, sailed i;nii BY he Board OF Manarsment
81 East G S1 @e S;rc III GaShouse No
general obiec. Of which viii be to to CON- ON
land club With Inc .commam S MSf.m ciSb
OF Michmond: Va. and to take action upon
clubs RoberI Lancaster. Jr.. Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be r. ceiveJ AT
for EratnE OF efS tho s"S oS bet I Isns
s naT,Gn AMI N"r'h Avenue from cctar,rco
and paving with concrete the alley from
S Mie and % w Yt15,sa Ayenue between
s eSsn,s sn shI be obtained on anpiea,sn
on must H""Sn, eSd ss9 2s0S S
The Siqsrnny Of sSGieu'i%n q contract
the right to reject any and ali BID, reserves
r Rolling. Director. ''"'' o"AS
TO Whom II May conccrn-Take notice
the old Dominion wa.chouse 40 n DT
No. 2. Richmond. Va. has been recentiv
t.annferred to tbs X. J. REYNOLDS robaeco
Company. Notice has been rIven dSop
Al The end Of nv Lease. which terminatSs
2aid premises will be required OF m. So
Tar az my responsibility az proprictor OF
mo Old Rominion Warehouse. No and
NO. 2. Richmond. Va lis concerned Z
hereby give notice OF my Intention 10 dis,
continue the use OF the said warshous.
as either public or private warehouse Tor
snr storage o., t".i,eco or stems De-
s hHr. AFTER shall have tobacco or stems on
,ihed that will not be responsibie Tor
tho Same after December al. 1920. az nv
posscssion ceases on January l. 1911 and
! shall not thereafter have any control
OF the premisss. aud tho responsbilitv
VIII BIO with the owners Of tho pr0rs!tv
or their transferets. am giving notice
~ man 10 all ow. or holders OF GER
taincd bv inquiry from tho books OF The
warehouse and this is further notice and
Ia to b. publ shed once week for fo,i-
successive weeks in a newspaper rubilshcd
IN the city Of edmond. wherein said
warehouse Ia located. and all parties who
arc IN any wise interested in tobaccos or
notified that any tobaccos or stems re-
manning In storage after Decenh,r al
le2o. i shall In no wise be rcsuonsibie
for. I shall claim all storage and other
charges due on tobaccos while the ware
house lH under my proprictorship. Old
Dominion Warehouse. Nos. / and . nv
Meriwcther Jones. Proprietor.
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! tig NNFF99 gTE fETxsTSUE, III y. seven:
BOOKS bought. sold and Exchanged Rich.
~, mona n9ek Co. 2ls North Fifth.
fH iiIn,t SALE; u s. Army refrigerators.. 4
;y;1 q 50 inches high. & ine Ss
m,uS, " inches deep: doors: refrigerator
meat nu.pi SSoks WIN c shelves and Raiva mixed
Only ssy ussd For ekn y ashs sro @4s
4rmy eli s sPie Mace 'la5iG
deems nehss a aosh. = inches wide. 80 inches
inside measurement. 20 inches high, a
inches wide. - inches deep. Shelves and
G me+; hiG9SSkfs; $3.50 Grand Rapids and
= inches high. 8 inches deem TGhSS d ~nqs:
ice compartment. IS inches high "A inches
Soofs S nssfs des sEs5 helv S and Hsa
inches long; large oven. water back: GOOD
tf si,r for homes. institution. res
$; Army Richardson and boynton; ' ranges -
~ inches long. 90 inches wide. SO Inches
A pS Sas h ss WIZ e. shf S2m plates M
long ;fh s hes high fs ."f F%
ranges EYE. ~ Inches i h5my Th iasks
wide: 81 inches high: water back su ,inshss
TOT fru family use. etc; $3.50. u. S. Army
situations. lumber camps. cafes etc M
inches long. 80 inches wide. So inches high.
s,ne nSx IN center: oven, on each side:
hole over fire box: full water back iiavs
sen service; but In good condition: s!2s.
6 6iK iSayin sstS II fsssh Wire order Lmisd
wnrehouse CO.. sa.ai 8spf brndiey bonded
c. ' ee''''e.
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Rooms for Housekeeping 90

BARTON AVENUE-FOR RENT. TO
COUPLE FOR JULY AND AUGUST.
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. PHONE
MADISON est6-J.
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Legal Notices

JUNE 2iTH, I020-Cholce villa lots at
-. auction gale Thursday. juno -. 1920.
nous resort OF the South. Tho most in
wiling villa rths In the community: high
dry, level, splendid environments; Idle al 10,
cation: for years tho public has sought 20
secure buildin sites on these parcels nov
opened up for the FIRST time. White Sui.
phur Springs Offers splendid schools good
churches. delightful climate. nne driving
qualities Thousands of tourists Visit its
famous hotels and golf courses annually.
The present sale justincs the presence
OF any one Interested in securing sitc
Tor summer homes or permanent residences
in this popular locality. Reasonable terms
OF payment. Sale begins at 10 a. 81
bowman Realty Company. Huntington, w
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8 Boulevard
Lots
West End
Dwelling
~ VIII sell at public auction. on the.

premises. II
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1e. 1920.
$3.50 p. NJ,
eight attractive building lots. front.
ing together $40 feet Inches by lao
rect to an alley,
CORNER BOULEVARD AND M
HENRICO STREET. ~
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
Say, p. NJ. ~
two-story frame dwelling, No. 3a1of
Henrico Street. between Summit and
AItemont Street, containing 4 rooms
ana other improvements, with LOT stl
oy lI0 1eet to alley. Possession. If
The above property is situated hel
ffween Broad Street and r.. FS& p
RRaaroad. on our principal West End
Ssop 20. In growing section. ,rith
city improvements, trolley lines etcNg
anu In convenient distance to man
iarge manufactures and the ma.y
onion Depot. Homeseekers and nv
xestors VIII make no mistake In hnv
= TERMS: Small cash pavment 80
long credit. and will be announced am 40 :
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co
Auctioneers.
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'3.coo-Brtck. rooms. bath. gas: West
Main street. near Monroe Park.
i'to'-CottaEc. rooms: lot :ixi23: IVES,
l.coo-Cottagc stable 3 ncres: near
Highland Park. Possession at
once.
$500 Corner. detached frame. rooms
modern except heat. Church
S'Ooo--Corher. frame: rooms. bath. gas:
Eaecwood street
i.soo-Dctachcd frame. rooms: Pine
80 street Possession Scpt.tnbcr
l.sco-Dctached. frame. 6 rooms: Twenty
-,n ;, NTH street bargain
''Sov-ii me OF rooms. modern crccpt
heat: attic: basement and "a
,oo rage: fronting PARK. Eas, End.
'.o""--Sorncr brick Mats. G-7 rooms: a, al
Monroe Park
ioHN bEGEE. 2l2 Travellers RIdr
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SEVENTH ST. ~. 1o7--For rent, two
isht' gas stove and bath.
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Subdivision
Auction Sale.

OF s. w. ANDERsoNs spLENDIpl
JAMES RIVER (ROcKBRfDGE|
COUNTY, FARMS AND PERSoSAIa|
PROPERTY.
TUESDAY. JUNE 90,
at 1890 A. NJ.
Six hundred and eighty acres atl
Grecnleo and Natural Bridge stall
tons. 30 miles west OF LynchbnrasI
cut into smaller farms This is ono
or the finest estates on tho uppcfI
James; rich farming and meadowI
!and river bottoms and upiandSs}
tractor used on most OF IL; 900 cnttfSl
wintered there for years; land heAvlI
iiy manured. lined and subsoiledyl
produces magnificent crops This
years crop estimated 1000 buthnla
or wheat. 1000 bushels corn, 100 tton1
hay. Two large brick Residences. !
large cattle barns. with silos. Grsy4N
ny water supply. managers housed
storehouse. several tenant houses. 81
Write for full particulars.
VESABLE & FORD. Auersoneers.
ga S,, I, Lynchbsrg, Va
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1UCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

COMMONWEALTH CLuB--Notce is here
by given that special meeting OF tho
mhembe5s OF The commonweaIth, Club, viii
$50 r. NJ. AZ the clubhouse In the civ
OF Richmond. Va. to consider and vote
tho WHstmoIeland Club and the Com.
mnnw-nith club and the terms. thereof.
s sGE an, and acting upon any and ali mat.
meeting. L. d. Aylett. Secretary.
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Real Estate for Exchange ss

Alum Springs. Va; good buildings risb
i t;nid' y lays we'll: running water In every
Zoo, va apse orchard AID vineyard: a S.
a aminG.ai water spring. This place is also
scale. as II has the benefit OF grazing FREQ
S Se, sp,ehhdid big range adjoining. VIII
change OF property. What have yono
A{ddress owner. Max Dazzanella. Goshen.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale
HON ES.

GROVE AvESUE-Aodern homo. 200
block. Possession September LIST. Price.
,tn.hvo Address owner. l2S. care Times
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CLERKS tmsn. women). II upward. for
silinatons July ~; experience unrec.s-
t1ars. FOR free Particulars. write !.
i.-"nari CORNER civil service eSamin-
ss, iota Equitable building. washing.
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TO use these Want Ads is to bo sure of
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Articles for Sale.

VIZ BUY and sell s,or. nxtures of every
aesctlpllon Ivy Cary. Mad. 3la2
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of =: IL. &c Fl. L. DENOON NC
feal Estate Auctioneers.
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BY J. THOMPSON BROWN G. CO.
Ills Main Street,
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AnAip TENTS, COTS. BLANKETS. Uni
MESTf sufFLfEs sGuHttPLSS G0EEK Is;
Army AND NAVY .sGPPLf CoMf AH3.
EES SFfHHo Srp AnWsiNCE. III y. SEVEN
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- E.SD-FOr rent. 70 gentleman.
single 'front.' room: private family:
seest End; homo privileges boulevard
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale. 81
RUBBER BELTING.
lSARGAIS pIticE-.

Enormous QUANTITY high-rr friction
surface betting. Esprciniiy designed Tor
high speed and heavy duty: inn 10 ~
inch: to 10 ply: used hut little ana for
all practical purposes good as new
Get In lin" with the hundreds a., sails,
nci customers who have been tDrptU,i IN
investigate this noncy-savins Ui,uor,u,I,y
Satisfaction Is certain under ouE positive
guarantee.
]. BLuFORD & COMPANY.
Machinery Dealers
New and Used Euu!pmcnt OF All EI,d.
Sol Bog y. 18th 81 Madison s3I.
$1,000 ten year octnr~n. lo-iowrl wrist
49, watch. Schaaf Bros. t25 East I5rOal
street
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/; LOAN, on your farm Or suburban 1ssi
aesd a. Co.. s3a East MalnS stIssSsit e
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Electrical Supplics h1.a
Good Things Ia Ear

Ing powder. &c: half gallon white Karo.
tsG. wnier;sround meal, per 10. Sc: Ma.
cola oil. t3c per pint. SIC p.r quar-, Tbe
August Grocery Co. 1853 Eas; Mar
shall street. Madison 1872. cash and
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Trustees Auction sa,a :.
able West End BuIldlnT Oesirs
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FINANCIAL
Money to Loan ~

INDUSTRIAL LOANS TO
. HOUSEkEEPERS
AT iekaI charEcs. Phone Madison 2537
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
ivy L. -Nortn Sixth Street. Second Floor
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FlREMEN. BRAk EAiEN-32o0-32Lo. e1.
care Times Dispatch
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic

DANCING Mrs. q &. Emrncnhauscr. 2
East Nsrshall Street. guarantees iE u
lessons Madison S265-J.
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CAN YOU SELL. PIANOs7 0no-e<-.-
Of the so ana most most, reputable piano houses
first.elasS Mn n mes!ses to get in touch with
idsntia 81 ta,e iST0ndenee Strictly com
errence n FIRST letter. Address /. Sos r se.
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Household Goods

FOX SALE; massive walnut antique hall
rack. with sI&-foot mirror U.ud.c,ne
carved dinnE-T9om table and antique oak
bedroom suit. fhone Randolph iG2i-I
observation-disclosures o! moving S,Inf,
square piano. solid walnut bedroom.
SIX -bfocadc par!Or. oil paintings cent or
tables. walnut round extension tibic sun
iner and winter couchcs, single iron and
wood beds large mirror. bronze. nest ~
drawers: 1916 south Meadow street. Take
River View car. 'H'
If you are in need ot sewing machine
West Broad Street 'tI
PARiOR SUIT; seven pieces !ty HALEY
FURNITURE Company. 1905 East SfaIn ST
sCMEESS-Elea Hardware Co. 422 wes,
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WE Will ARRANGE YOUR pAy.
MMENTTs is SNAIL, MoSTnnLLY rrXX99--
TkouSLE in MEEriNG YoIy uAT tEr,, 80
OBLIGATIONS " mem
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Situations wantcd-Male 81
DRUGGlST-Capabie registered drnoeI.,
wants work In city to SeptembeS =
k.%ua rcierence w. II. W.. Box 77s
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1920-07-15

H. S. Givler transacted business
at Hays Tuesday afternoon.
Lingerie clasps in sterling silver
and gold filled at the Reliable Jewelry
Store
Fred Robbins was up from Brow
nell Tuesday afternoon taking in a
good town and transacting business.
Trego County Fair dates for 1920
are September z, 8, 9 and 10. Com
mence now to get something ready
for exhibition.
Now is the time to complete your
set of Community Silver. A complete
line in all the popular patterns at the
Reliable Jewelry Store.
The base ball game last Sunday
afternoon between the Ellis and Wa
Keeney teams on the home grounds
was a good one and resulted in score
of 5 to o in favor of WaKeeney. An
other game with Lacrosse is adver-
tised for next Sunday, July 18th.
The members of the children's
choir of the Presbyterian Sunday
school were guests of Mrs. I. T. Pur-
cell Monday night. They were taken
to the picture show and afterward
returned to the Purcell home where
they had a very delightful time at
children's games and other amuse-
mentS.
Frank Durham, who lives south of
town on the old Chalk farm, says he
uses a Jayhawker sweep stacker when
he stacks his shocked grain. With
this stacker the shocks can be brought
in from the field and dropped onto
the center of the stack at almost any
height, thus keeping the center of the
stack full and can be readily handled
by the man on the stack.
The crowd on the streets of Wa
Keeney last Saturday night was like
the crowds on the streets of larger
city. The streets were filled with
people from early evening until after
10 O'Clock. Autos were packed in as
closely as possible on both sides of
the street all through the business
section. The people were here for bus
mess and no trouble was stirred up