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The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-10

The game of Pass It Along" is q great game. So many can play at il.
 IL needn't take any money to start it and none to keep it going.
 All il requires Is desire to make people happy and a determination to make the desire n working reality.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Boy Inspector
Tells ofRadio
Used by Lovers
BY EDGAR EAGLESTON,
F, A. Wireless INSPECTOR.

There were two lovers, John
and Frances, each aged 20, who.
being separated by their parents,
but living next door to each
other, grew desperately in love.
One day John, not getting his
mothers permission to marry
Frances, decided to elope that
night.
After telling Frances Of his
plans. he told her to meet him
at the court so as to get a Ii
cense to wed. The two lovers
met and after securing the Ii
'cense started home with joy in
their hearts. That night at 9
the two lovers left their homes
and went to the preacher to get
married. John, scenting trouble.
looked back and saw his mother
and dad following.
willing to outwit ma and dad.
John rushed to the minister
house and paying the minister to
render a quick service. but the
minister being unable to do so.
John dragged him to the airplane
hangar. and boarding one with his
wife-to-be, started up. the min
lister in another plane with a
friend of Johns. Johns ma and
pa arrived a second after and
quickly boarded another plane
and SCARED to an altitude in line
with John.
After seeing John talking into
a radiophone on his machine, dad
quickly tuned up to 600 meters
and listened to the last words the
minister spoke. In this way
John fooled his mother and
father and showed the use of
wireless not only to commerce,
but to lovers.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

ctys prosperous young business men"
His men associates did not call him the old man
Toms mother did speak of him an old man.
Why did TOMB
met Tom later and / said him:
Tom I never knew your father old
"Why he isn't, Judge. He's onH thirty eight"
81 surprised for l heard old
man, replied
"Who" Tom quickly asked.
You"
"oh, I talking about him to
the boys"
why, TOMB"
Tom looked very serious Is he replied:
Il never thought much about it. fellows in
high school call their fathers the old man and jus.
the way"
did hear Harry Briglow call his father
man." inquired.
mo, he couldn't very BriEow is regular fell
low Hes always around with Harry with foot
ball. and takes interest everything Harry goes
on hike with Harry nearly Saturday and
with them and Dr. Briglow dandy sport You
that he is just boy like are"
Don't your father join with in of your games
actvties?" I questioned.
mot often replied Tom.
could call his father he old imagine anyone
speaking OF Dr. Brigiow in this manner.
Tom then continued:
being boy He always talking business and
politics which don't understand Then
many clubs and lodges and while he only thirty eight
couldn't be much further from what do say and think
other boys called their fathers Well just
And is it respectful your father7" I asked.
Gee, no. wouldn't him o know called him old
man. Tom quickly replied.
"And I'll do any Only wish could think of
father as boy like always think of Dr. Briglow"
said with sigh.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
THE
FORTUNE
HUNTER
AMeW, Gripping
Romance Serial
nrrnu AUnHc
By RUBY AYRES
(continned from Ysstsrday.) }


The Fortune Hunter frowned
vexedly. IT never meant Ito upset
him. I lost my temper. I admit
III find him when we get back"
But Tommy was nowhere about.
and after a vain search for him the
Fortune Hunter went up to the dis
used room at the top of the house
where they had carried John Smiths
luggage to be out of the way.
IT stood in a torlorn heap beneath
the small gabIed window, the sun
light, which had struggled out from
behind the rain clouds. shining
down on it and outlining the many
labels and the dead mans initials
with painful distinctness.
One Of the boxes had been opened:
It's liz was forced back. but none OF
the thinrs had as yet been as
turbed There were a few clothes
some coIOred shirts that looked as
r. they had never been worn, ana
A lot Of papers thrown untidily to-
,,ether. The Fortune Hunter got a
ya-,,e glimpse Of them before, with
a savage gesture, he raised the open
lid and slammed il down again.
He had no use for a dead mans
things and n vague wave OF super
stitjon swept through him. as ne
turned his back on them and went
down the stairs again to his own
room.
He felt auieter now and ashamed
of his outburst of temper. He sup
Dosed vaguely that he had ben un-
wise and had probably made an
enemv-for life of Anne's brother.
Well, it could not be helped He
shrugged his shoulders philosophi-
caIIy. With every moment ne
seemed to be walking more deeply
into the mire: the only thing was
togo on until he either conquered
il or let it CONQUER him.
The gong sounded. and he went
down tn dinner. to find Anne at the
table alone
The Fortune Hunter looked round.
'yvhA-e is everXone-your uncle
Tommy will nA come in to din
rar He is very upset with you, John
He thought you would be pleased II
he managed to open the box II was
rather unkind of you to behave as
Won DID" The Fortune Hunter
fl,shed crimson
where is the boy? TIL 60 and
Frd him" He started to the door.
brt Anne stopped him. mo. please
dor't. Tommy is better left to HIM
self when he Is like this 1 know
hin, 81 we'll: he'll get over II soon:
The Fortune Hunter hesitsted'
then took his seat at the table
..JrA-v we'll I am sorry " I upset
him. am afraid am rather bad
tempered deviI"' His voice was
rouph and ashamed.
Anne smiled. You never used to
be, John"
MOI" he laughed, ruefully. meet
ing her eyes. It's not the only
way in which you will find I have
changed" he said. brusquely.
q. She rot up, came round, and laid
her hands on his shoulders. standing
behind him so that he could not
see her face.
7 don't mind how much you have
changed" she said. IT'S you love.
just you"
He turned his head with a quick
ahashed movement. and brushed her
hand with his lips. You're an
anreI" he said. rather hoarsely.
Mr.. Harding came in at that mo-
ment. Late. am -" he said. brisk
ly. I'm sorry. my dear. The time
flies so: you really must forgive
me-" He looked round. where's
the boy"
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
RIsDoM or soL>ouoH

WtsDOm OF eokomou
GETS JUDICIAL APPRovAL.
Solomon Deskin was fixing his
bicycle 10 front Of his home at Ish
jacksons alley northeast
Nellie Dorsey. who lives At Number
is-next door-came out 70 super
wise the Sob. y
She did not IKE the way solomon
handled the wheel and. according u
the Testimony. she hit him over the
head with q broomstick-
Solomon protested that be knew
enougs machinery 70 handle the Sob
and politely asked Nellie 10 20 on
about her business.
Instead. Solomon said. she hit him
again and again Finally he got
peeved and toid-her that she was
no lady AZ all.
Mrs Deskin came 20 the rescue
Nellie then turned her battery OF
epithets toward the woman. IL was
declared. and said some scsndalous
thingh
Nellie explained that Deskin had
a buacher knife after her. Deskin
may have had q knife. II he did IL
was one Of the tools with which he
was fixing his bicycle with
Judge Mcmahon considered that
the woman had acted In q very I'M
lsdylike manner and fined her $40.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Friday Clearance Sale
Won1en's White
Footwear
$2.25 and S2.75

65 Pairs White Canvas Pumps and
Oxfords-With military or Cuban heels;
sizes. Al. S. sh and IA AAA; !, "a,
5, 5H and IA; 81, 4, ~ and 51l A;
ga, and "A B; 2H, 3. 81 and c;
3 and 3H D. saas Pair.
81 Pairs White Canvas Oxford< and
Pumps-Black and tan trimmed: sizes,
4. ~. end 7 AAA: 4 to 2 IA; :,
"A. and A; 3. !. "A and B; 2H,
31i and Al {. sa.as Pair.
s, Pairs White Canvas Strap
Pumps-With French Louis or Baby.
Louis heels: sizes. - to 8 AAA: "a
to 8 IA: AZ. o. o.. I and s A; 81.
5H and 3; ~. 81, and 81 c.
SAYS Pair. Formerly $3.50 to So.
Also 20 Pairs Black; Tan and Patent
Leather PumpS-With French Louis.
Baby Louis or Cuban heels, in sizes
ia to 6H AAA: 5I% to ~ IA; 81. !,
~. 5. : and \; 21!. ;. 81, !, E, on
and e: ~ and 3 C.. S2.as Pair;
formerly So to Sill.
Women's Shoe Section. Third floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
MEDICINAL BEER
PERMITS WITHHELD

Despite the failure Of Congress to
enact the Willis Campbell anti-beer
bill before recessing, there will be
no medicinal beer.
The regulations governing dis
tribution OF beer that were
drawn up by the Treasury Depart
ment some time ago will not be is
sued.
That is definite and final" said
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
in making the announcement yes
terday.
Breweries would be put to a need
less expense il the regulations were
issued and later rescinded, the Sec
rotary said.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Death of Mrs. J. M. Hall.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Aug.
25.-Mra Carrie II. Hall. wife OF J.
n. Hall. Q merchant on the Free
Bridge road. died last night at the
Martha jefferson Hospital. follow
ing a stroke Of paralysis on Sundav
last. The funeral will be held at
the residence at $3.50 O'rlurk tomuy
row afternoon. Mrs. Hall was a
daughter Of the late Edward Brick
head. and was born and reared in
Albemarle County.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Copyright 1871.
Students Flock
ToSchooLs,Sa Says
Com missioner

Nearly $4,000, 900 students will
seek admission when public,
high. elementary and parochial
schools open in September.
There will be enough teachers
to conduct classes" said Com
missioner Tigert, of the Bureau
of Education. The days are past
when it was necessary to close
school rooms because there were
no teachers. Probably 100000 will
be needed this fall.
Unfortunately, the standard OF
training of a large percentage of
the teachers will be very low.
Not more than one out OF five
viii be adequately equipped to
perform the duties that devolve
upon the teacher.
Thousands of persons now
teaching elementary school
classes never graduated from
high school. This is most unfor-
tunate for the school children of
today"
The lack of adequately trained"
teachers, Tigert said, Is ono
of the heritages of the war
period. when thousands OF per-
sons who had trained to make
teaching a life work were forced
to seek other lines OF work be-
cause Of the low salaries paid in
the schools. Records OF the Edu-
cation Bureau show that teach
ers' salaries generally now are
roughly so per cent above the
scales of pre-war days. But this
increase IL not expected to bring
immediate relief in the way of
better trained teachers. 1t will
take years to remedy the situa-
ton, officials say.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Could Your Father Do
This?

A soap maker Of Chicago
took n prize over forty-nve
women I'm q brend-makinE
contest at q local fair.
The prize was white
apron all bedecked with laces
and ribbon.
Mr.. c. r.. Champlin was the
man. Just . regular business
man, and he did 1t .'for fun
he said. While he didn't ex-
peet to win n prize over
forty-five women, he just
wanted them to know q man
could, make bread. Mr..
ChaBsplin said his mother
taught him when he was n
boy. and In this way he as
sisted his mother with the
work, which was q great re-
lief, especially on hot days on
the farm.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
FAMOUS ANECDOTES
OF FAMOUS PEOPLE
Abraham Lincoln.

shortly after the battle of
Gettysburg President Lincoln
was being shown over the bat
tlefield.
Here on the brow OF this hill"
said the General who was escort
ing him. here. our brave men
stood. Three times they repealed
the assaults Of the rebels. I
shall always be proud to know
that the men who held these
heights were American citizens"
And l." replied Mr.. Lincoln.
shall always be proud to know
that the brave men who charged
up these hei-hts, and though
driven back, charged again and
again, were likewise American
citizens"
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
VOORHEES, Picked to Head
NeID York Ship Office

Edmund w. VOORHEES,, Brooklyn.
has been selected acting head Of
the United States shipping once in
New York. 1t was announced at the
Department Of Commerce yesterday.
VOORHEES, will reorganize the once.
B. F. Rudolph. United States
shipping commissioner at Norfolk,
a. has been suspended from
duty.
The suspension was made in con-
hecton with the Commerce Depart
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Friday Special in
Women S
Wool Hosiery

90 dozen pairs Women's
Full Fashioned Wooden
sports Hose. in heather
colors; sizes ?. Az, 10. los;
irregular in weave. II per
tect they would he marked
So. so. Now specially priced
SI.a5 pair.
women's Hosiery Sec
ton, First floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
KATY Filler Mail Rihed.

DENISoN, Tex Aug. 2S.-hail
cars on the Katy Flyer Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railroad
were rifed by two bandits today.
The train robbers bound and gagged
three mail clerks They escaped
with q quantity OF registered mail
estimated at less than $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Thousand Whites Slain
In Indian NatiUe Riots

BOMBAY. Aug. z5.-More than
1000 white inhabitants of the
halabar region have been slain
during rioting there, 1t was esti-
mated today.
Maddened Moplahs, committing
excuses, killing and burning, are
proceeding toward Calicut. while
troops are being rushed to dispense
the fanatics.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Summer Porch Dresses
Offer Great Savings at These Lou Prices

Crepe Porch Dresses, are be-
comingiy made in the jumper
style. with adjustable belt and
pockets. and slip waist Of
dainty dotted Swiss, with COL
lar and turn back GUNS. trim
med with ruffling; another
model in crepe is the two
piece style, with organoy col
lar and adjustable belt; In
plain pink. blue, copen, law
ender and rose.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
Odds and Ends IN
Fine Corsets
Reduced for Friday

IS Fine Corsets, back
and front lace models.
medium bust and waist
line styles. in satin. pink
broche and plain materials:
in the following sizes. 81,
p. IS. "a. go, IS. %. 80.
81 and &c. S3-5o eschI were
s. to SO.
3 dozen Elastic Sanitary
Belts. 3Sc eachI were 7Sc.
Corset Section Third floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

Is Psirs Men's PURE Wool
Scotch Golf Hose-Light and
dark gray colors; size 10 only.
- pair were ~.
% Pieces Mer,s P1se Striped
Madras shirts and Drawer
Sleeveless coat style skirts;
sizes 90. t2 and 46; knee
length drawers; sizes 80. 80,
~ and &c. SSe GsrmentI
were $3.50.
% Dozen Mems Fine Union
Linen Hemstitched Handker-
ckiefs-with narrow or wide
hens g for SIi were SSc
each
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

Smart Porch Dresses, are
made of dainty figured or
striped lawns and voiles. in
surplice and square neck ef-
fects, with three-Q u TT e r
sleeves, roll collar and cuffs,
and sash: in pink, blue, black
aud white, brown, and white,
also very. pretty plain organ
dies. in pink. blue, navy,
orchid and yellow.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

Another group OF becoming
Porch Dresses. includes white
dotted Swiss and colored
striped or dotted wolfe; with
dropped waist and sash ef-
feet, lthree-quarter sleeves. roll
collar and cuffs; some with
vest effects
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
BAND CONCERTS.

Concert at walter Reed Hospital TO-
hight at p. m. By the United st.ts.
ha;ins Band. Taylor Branson, second
sader.
March, Sons Of Uncle Sam. Mccoy
overture, nassaniello'' Auber
Solo for szxophons, "Maritana". .wallac,
Musician Frank wibhtzAauser.
scenes from The MksdoY. .sulliyas
Aaneresque, Amt We Got Fun"
wal.. suiss, "Aas.s Dream. .(Hsrnss
s.And fantasia, Faust. .Gouuod
"rhs Star spsnsIed Banner"
Concert By the unitsd States Soldiers,
Home Band. bsezstand. Tonight At SEA
oelock. John s. II. Zimmerman, band
laster.
Program.
March, The Rife Regiment" Sans.
oys-turs. ''isi2" .fsohaiksusky
Popular song. "Lassie o. Nine. .wakt
Ssns from musical comedy, Little
Boy Blue" B.ronx
soyslty foI trot. 'ifsneiss". 80. Spencer
waltz suite. '.Lazsrrs". ....... .Blsnks
Finale. Rose Of Ny Heart. .Moret
The Star spsnsisd Banner"
Concert by Community Center Band
at Washington Circle tsnisht at 7:4S
p. N. James Z. KILLER, director.
Program.
America" An sing.
Mach. ''Natisaal Fsnciblesp. sousa
"nfllenuisl Rsveris" .Harphouss
eepular numbe., "Humsrssque" .pvorsh
1vsrture, ''Around the werid'' .Bysrs
Vocal solo. ''osd PAP. \ .Jeroms
b Chester nsdsou.
Fox tfot, Nestle In Your psddy's
Arms. a Hurkf
- by Musician ysmss Lee.
Tia Star spsnsls Banner"
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

he was talking with another boy about the
same age.
"All right Tom, let me know what your old
man says"
Thus spoke the other boy as the two sepa-
rated
Toms father was not an old gray headed man.
He was mentioned in the pspcr as "one of the
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26
A Judge BroWn Story-T Talk
"MY OLD MAN"
By JUDGE WILLIS BROW

"In ask my old man if I can CO."
The speaker was a boy about sixteen
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

So MEMS Fast Color Madras
and Crepe SIX Wash Ties
White ground with neat
stripes and embroidered fig
ures 3Sc each. . for ST. were
Soc and 81 each.
20 Mems PonEee SIX shirts
Soft cuffs attached, with
separate collar to match; sizes
Il to II. Special price, -
each.
Do Mems Woven and Print
ed Madras Shirts-Good selec-
ton of patterns: fast colors:
sizes Il. I4iz. Is. Is and
16i=. S1.IS eachI were t2.5o
and So.
First fIoor
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

ment's Investigation Of alleged ir-
resularities in Atlantic coast ship
ping offices
The Washington herald., 1921-08-26

20 Dozen Pairs Mems Pure
SIR Socks-With Isle double
heels, toes and soles, fine
sheer, even weave and seam
less; in black and navy. Sizes
9is to 11is. Special price, sSc
pair.
50 Suits Mems Fine Quality
Madras Union Suits-Sleeve-
less, knee length. closed
crotch style with elastic in
set across back; sizes "a, IS
and IS. Csc suit, were So.
lis Mems Special Qualify
Foulard SiIk Four-in-Hand
Ties-Neat figured patterns.
SOC each, were 81.
Mems FURNISHINGS Sectit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28

IS. o. S. In order to attend the univers-
ity this fall I must have work until
school opens and afternoons and Sat-
urdays thereafter; experienced in all Of
flee work. Address Box 20. care Jour-
nal.
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For HENT-Apartment; one large WE'LL
furnished living room; glass-enclosed
sleeping porch, two beds and privilege
Of convenient ktchenette; everything
strictly modern; jantor service Nonce a
week; twn ladies preferred. McCfeight's
Apartment Home, ais West Lead. Don't
phone.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Good relIabIs Salesman 70
carry good paying side line in states Of
New Mexico and Arizona. Address x
Y. q, care journal. ti
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sHEILEY,s nu1LErrN noARp

-Four rooms, glassed porch. basement,
bath, gas, built-in features, In the Fourth
ward; this is the best finished and most
complete little home In the city.
Five room cement block. garage, young
shade; this is a well built home in a
good neighborhood in the highlands. and
is worth the money-22 500.
We have few furnished houses.
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JUST WHAT You WANT

Five-room frame stdcco, two
screened porches. closets. built-in
features. Has never been occupied.
Can be bought for $4,000, with
$3.50 cash, balance monthly. Call
H. FL. ACKERSON,
Phone Ala. 100 S. Fourth St.
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FOR RENT--Ranches

FOR RnNT-My- ranch, consisting rf
thirty-two acres Of farm land. all un-
der irrigation. three miles west of the
city; courtroom house on the preniihes.
two blocks from the Fourth street hou-
levard- Apply to Fred crollott as
South Second, city.
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NEW MEXICO STEEL CO., INC.
r FOR SALE BOILERS.
rs II. P. Loco type portable boiler.
either wood or coal burner, new flues,
good condition. ss25.
8 H. p. Vertical new flues, stack and
fittings. $40.
/ 10 H. P. Vertical. new CRATES, stack
and fittings, s225.
40 II. p. Locomotive type, open bottom,
new mud ring, excellent condition, 3S75.
/ l5O H. P. Horizontal Tubular, so inches
by IS feet, 81 four-inch flues. complete
except stack, for i25 pounds. Al con-
dition. 1876.
! Is II. p. A. c. motor and starter, COM
plete, good condition, s225.
rs X. w. Pittsburgh D. C. generator,
$3.50. f. o. B. Bernalillo, N. M.
Is H. p. Vertical boiler. good cendi-
ton. F. O. B. Lake Arthur, N. M.
] 10 H. P. Vertical engine. f. o. B. Lake
Arthur. N M.
! rs H. p. Low Pressure, 90 pounds, so
by 10. As four-inch flues. complete
except stack, $500.
ACCESSORIES FOR BOILERS.
t-fnch flues. 2-inch flues, s-inch flues.
lnjectors. pop valves. globe and gate
valves. guage cocks. water glasses,
CRATES, stacks and tanks.
Boilers bought repaired and sold.
Tanks built, either riveted or welded.
Expert boilermakers and welders. Sen4
~ your broken metal parts; we will
make them good as new.
AUTOMOBILE CATTLE GUARDS
BUILT TO ORDER.
Works 400 South Second Street.
Office lilo South Broadway.
Phone 1861.
= NEW MEXICO STEEL CO.. Inc.
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WANTED-Ranches

WANTED RANCH--Have good town
property to trade for ranch Of not less
than ten acres, close in, with owner d.
lreCt. Phone 1s25-M.
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TIME CARDS


Train. Arrive. Depart.
No. 1.-The Scouts. 1880 pm $40 pm
No. 3-Calif. Limitedio:40 am u;lo am
No. 7-Fargo Fast. lilo am i1;45 am
No. s--The Navajo. .la;4o am. 1:io am
SOUTHBoUND.
No. 2s--El Paso Exp. 1910 pm
No. 27-El Paso Exp. 1850 am
EASTB0uND.
No. s-The NavaJos. 2;l5 pm s;4s pm
No. 4--Calit Limited 500 pm $40 UNI
No. SIS. z. Eight. 7;l5 pm $500 pm
No. 10--Ths Scout -. 1920 am 7.5o ara
FROM SOUTH.
No. zs--From Ell Paso 6;s5 pm
No. s0--From FL Paso 1.o0 am
No. so connects at Brien with No. -
for Clovis, Pscos Valley. Kansas City and
IGult Coast.
No. 20 connects az Bslen with No. 81
from Clovis and points east and south
lof Clovis.
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FOR SALE-Good country nome, between
university and Ell Miramontes, ten
minutes drive from city; four rooms,
sleeping. porch and front porch, bath,
basement, furnace heat. hard wood floors.
Would now cost $4,000 to build; price with
ten lots only s2.75o. Small payment
down and $40 month. Address Owner,
hnx ASK cttv
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RBNT-Pianos. Phone 1901.
FOR RENT-Garage. 62s North Third.
HORSES and WAGON to Jemes springs:
cheap rates. o. Garcia. 1909 N. Arno.
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DRESSMlA!,l.KIING

DRESSMAKING
As~~NNN~~e---~~--~~-
WANTED-Dressmakin at home or by
the day. PhoneS24oS-J3 Mrs Moon.
DRESSMAklNG of all kinds: expert lady,
tailoring. Beading and embroidering
a speciality. Phone 761-W.
WANTED-Dressmaki of all kinds;
girls school dresses a speciality; prices
easonable. 11oS North Seventh,
PLEATING, accordion, side and box:
mail orders. N, Crane. ais North
Seventh; Crane APARTMENTS, phone si4.
HEMsTITCHING and all kinds %
pleating and braiding done at the
Williams Millinery, corner Broadway and
Gold. phone f073-W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-28
FOR SALE--Ranches

FOR SALE-smail farm homes, close in.
IN acres. with furnished house, one
half mile from Bernalillo: az acres. one
half mile from albuquerque city limits:
nine acres, one-fourth mile from Los
Lunas Terms. Real Estate Exchange. 400
West Copper.
FOR sALE-Fifty-eight-acre ranch. one
and one-half miles from Los Lunas. N.
NJ; all fenced and under ditch: part in
cultivation. balance ain pasture: good
house. four large rooms down stairs, up.
stairs in one room; good out buildings;
bearing fruit trees. all kinds: also grapes
and berries; two good wells Of water. one
and one-half miles to depot; will give
reasonable terms. Address Los Lunas, N.
NJ Bog g. a