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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
CHRISTMAS

Mrs. Mollie Chaffin is very low at
this writing.
Mrs. Carrie Gillian and Mrs, Eunice
Nelson were calling on Mrs. Noah Chat
fins Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Burton were shop
ping here Monday.
Convey Ekers passed down our creek
Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Bradley and daughters
were visiting Emma and Margie De-
long Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alma chaffin was In Louisa
Saturday having dental work done.
Miss Wavie Burchett Is very sick at
this writing.
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bone creek this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Kirk and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Hale left Wednesday
morning for a ten days trip through
Virginia and Washington. d. c.
Elsie Mead returned home Sunday
from visit with Gussie Payne Of
Chesapeake. Ohio,
Carl Kirk and wife motored from
their home in Maysvilie, KY, TO Ker-
NIT last week.
Maud Kirk was visiting her grand
father Sunday.
Mrs. Wade Hampton and children
We're visiting Mrs. Hampton's father
in East Kermit Sunday.
Fred Kirk. son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Kirk, died at his home last Monday
and was taken to Wolf creek Wednes-
day for burial. Fred had been in the
hospital for several months. having
undergone an operation for Appendix
citis and kept getting worse up till his
death. The family has our heartfelt
sympathy in their sorrow.
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HICKSVILLE

There will be church at Cat Sunday.
We are sorry to hear of Jess Young
losing his fine horse and two mules.
Alvin Holbrook and Anon were call
ing on their sister Mrs. Claudia Tay-
lor, OF Louisa Thursday,
Rube Adams and family called on
Mrs. Claudia Taylor near Louisa Sat
urday.
Misses Mary Leadmon and Mary
Wright attended church at oakhili
Sunday.
Henry Hicks and Emmett Holbrook
attended church at oakhill Sunday.
Anon Holbrook was calling on J. H.
Leadmon Sunday.
Willie Adams was calling on his
grandparents Saturday,
JACK DEMPSEY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

442 acres in one mile OF two rail-
road, located on hard road, school in
sight, churches close. r. F. d. passes
every day. Will sell the whole entire
stock or will divide to suit the pur-
chaser. 40 acres Of bottom land, other
good new land. tw OVENS Of coal now
in operation. Good S-room house, good
barn, two cribs, stock scales, plenty
OF outbuildings. For further informa-
ton write e. BALDRlDGE, South
Webster, Ohio. (advl
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Good Example.

wife-It's quite noticeable ~ Har-
old is getting to look more d more
like you every day. Before lg hen
be q perfect Initiation Of his ther.
Husband-H'ml Is that so What
mischief has he been up to not
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26
A. NORMAN WIN.

"Your wife seemed pleasau; Tough
at the reception. Seemed to &c me
quite little Consideration"
Eyes, she was trying to ngu out
Just what could see In youas q
friend"
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Hon Meat.

Il once printed poem for III ru-
raj subscriber and today be eel me
another valuable contribution fro his
pen"
"Ehr
"A prime pig"
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parental ANXIETY.

"were you successful IN yoe inter
view with the girls fatherf1
"Not exactly. The old man dnand-
ed to know II ! was preparedp sup
port him In the same style hisaugh-
ter was accustomed to do"
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CATLETTSBURG
R,turned Erom Camp.
LOUISA. KENTUCKY

HNLuIUNu IF0tU SAutfs +. :.
Rev. w. C. Pierce with his Sunday
school class of boys. has returned from
= ten days camping trip at Lockwood.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce and his band OF boys
were most grateful to Mr.. James Moore
ana Miss Mary Moore, bright children
OF Mr.. and Mrs, John Moore. wealthy
and prominent people Of Lockwood,
who were so very nice to them during
their sojourn there. James Moore is
q senior In the Ashland high school
and his sister, Miss Mary. is soph-
more in the same school. They are
now housekeeping and managing the
big farm for their parents during the
Eatter's absence, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
are visiting in Cleveland, Ohio and
other points.
w. A. Parsons of Morchead has
bought DIR. 8. F. Hamilton's residence
in Mount Sterling which he will oc-
cupy after the first of September. Mr..
Parsons is telegraph operator for the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad in Mt.
Sterling.
Luncheon Guests.
Mrs. Rector Vaughan, Mrs. j. j.
limerick and guest. Mrs. Cynthia Stew
art OF Louisa; Mrs. Jennie Roffe and
Miss Virginia Scholze were luncheon
guests on Saturday of Mrs. r. A. Bick-
el at her home in Huntington.
Burial At Old Home.
Mrs. barton the estimable and be-
loved mother of Mr.. Jim barton, pass
ed away on Friday afternoon at the
home Of her son in Sandy City. Funer-
Al services were held at the residence
on Saturday afternoon after which the
remains were taken to the old home up
Big Sandy for burial.
Automobile Accident.
e. Lee Ferguson. 81 years old, Moro.
Ark, former student of the Ohio Uni
versity, is in serious condition at the
Kings Daughters Hospital. in Ashland
suffering from injuries received when
his automobile, in which he was driv-
ing with Francis Hankes, son Of the
Rev. Wallace Hankes, skidded in the
muddy street near Geiger's Crossing.
A screw bolt of the windshield pune
tured his skull and his left side is pa
ralyzed. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Ferguson, are expected from Moro
Local and Personal.
Mrs. Anna Hardin is spending few
days with her mother in Louisa.
Hon Fred Vinson. democratic NOM
inee for commemorative attorney of
the Lawrence Carter Nl4tt judicial
district, transacted business here yes
ferday, returning to Louisa. his home.
in the late afternoon.
Mrs. George Gunnell continues to inn
prove is the message from the Kings
Daughters hospital where she under
went serious operation several days
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hager of Nash
vile. Tenn, are in Ashland for few
days visiting the formers parents,
Judge and Mrs. John F. Hager on
Bath avenue.
Misses frankie and Esther Preston
and Margaret Mayo left on a visit to
Atlantic City and later on they ex-
pect to go to Canada
Miss George Greever has returned
from visit with friends on Beaver
creek.
Miss Virginia Scholze has returned
from Holden, w. Va, where she was
n member of delightful house party
at the home of Miss Julia Cruther.
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spa, what Is an idiotf"
Il can't give you q brief Sinltion,
son, but ] can point out to p some
fine examples"
"Just leave my family ale. and
you 60 70 bed. wiiiie." spoiSup his
wife. who knew what was Going.
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TRUE 10 expERIrNce

The House Manager: Whata.hs
Idea repeating that picture ofFhe
man At the telephone with q GU In
reading Several daye have elapse7-
The Producer: RealIsm. The
man's stIli waiting for the nurpes
he called.
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HAIRY ReooIIectIon.

"why didn't Maud Muller marry 30
judgef"
my recollection is that she thrtv
him over because the judge fined hr
for speeding"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-08-26

Musical Comedy,
"A musical comedyf"
yes"
"who wrote the bookr'
"a prominent dancing master.
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Afraid Of Mice.

There was an old lady OF Nantucke
Who never stirred out OF the houa
But she carried her cat In her basks
For fear OF meeting mouse,
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a naId Assertlo,

A Bald Assertion.
you've got to be pretty smooth ito
get TO the top nowadays"
"Righto! And you usually Iei
smooth on the top before you Fl
there"
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w. A. Parsons of Morchead has
bought DIR. s. F. Hamilton's residence
in Mount Sterling which he will oc-
cupy after the first Of September. Mr..
Parsons is telegraph operator for the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad in Mt.
Sterling.
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EAL. ESTATE

FOtE-Ncw G.room modern hung
alotdwood floors. an kinds q:
buikaturcs. Kitchen cabinet. buf.
tc,i closet. pantry, large closets
To- bed room. each bedroom IL
prii arranged and adjoining bath.
bad gas throughout, double
foh triple wallis with paper b.
~ hscmcni. highhoard fence and
smtn. yard filledin and trees out.
Thkc is complete In every respect
cNtaragc. one block of school,
iShorc 81 Phone sl9i or 1906.
prkssO. viii accept small cash
l,ai land balance on SO per month
md interest. tOwncrl
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WHEAT PRICES HIGHER,
CONSIDERABLE DEMAND
ny Associated I'pss.

ny Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.--Malrrlal M.
turns In the price 81 wheat took plae,
today. largely az a result ~ cnntlnura
,"roiFn Inquiry md hu'llsh oFtlmntea
tegprding European requirements Tho
clo1r was una tiled I 10 4 i.ic not
higher. with March Las tol.7i and
Amy lGl "a a. i.Gl l.s. Corn gained
''hc io Use and oatA lie 10 &c.
w provisions the outcome varied from
seven cents decline o. like advance.
The principal transatlantic innulry
.cr wheat was from France. where a.
''ra Of 100000 bushels good until a..
morrow were rcqucnted. Sentiment IA
aver 81 Tho bulls was also stimulated
90 considerable degree by figures
nom the department of agriculture M
Washington Implying that importing
Countries needed 100000 bushels ~
wheat and rye In excess 81 the sur.
aus available In exporting countrleA.
minneapolis reported the bcst flour d..
nand for months.
Corn and oats pympaihlzed with IA,
'trengih of wheat. notwithstanding
hat receipts of corn here were thu
argeN of the season
ProvlmGns averaged higher owing
To advances In grain and hogs.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. ga strong
tendency 10 advance featured the ind
ng In cotton today. prices being higher
On the opening call. reaching new high
lov,ls every nc'v and then during the
DIV ard Standing IS to 6s points up To.
ward the end Tho close was NJ gain /,
Tor the buying appeared to he more
hullish opinion of the European poli,i-
cal situation. Strength ~ Liverpool
made n deep impression before the mar.
kct here opened and traders viewed In
. most Conservative ligh, the probable
outcome ~ the meeting e the supreme
council. The brarish figures ON gin.
u!ng hid no effect against values what
ovci. although they were slightly larg
cr than thu private bureau forecasts ~
last week. which many people were en-.
c!incd % regard rs too large The total
ri i:.0i6.lGS bales rs tn amount ginncd
90 January 18th. according to the census
bureau. was accepted as confirming -.
Inmates ~ total crop ~ 100000
bales. The stcadlness of the marko;
N the face u this report. which AZ.
paarcd on the opening. probsbly had
much TO do with the later demand.
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|Efll:l::k;es.t News
SHARP ADVANCES IN
\. !. COTTON MARKET


ily Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jan. "a Early irrcg
ulaiitN was followed hv sharn al.
vance IN the cotton market today. an
cumpurlcd D. reports ~ better trade
dcpn1d Tor both foreign and domestic
rcr1unt The general market clunrd
very steady M q net advance ~ % a.
20 points The market opened fra
nt an ndvanc" of e. to ~ points On
better cables and Liverpool huying
spccts fur very heavy noiirca t.
morrow and indinctions that there viii
hc fully i5.ope bales oi cotton Ia thy
local Warehouse fturk by the end Of
the month. probably stimulated March
liquidation, January contracts held re-
ativoly stead however while T.lvcs
rrol continued y g1o1 buyer here. an
there were rcports ~ continental 10
well as domestic diil demand. Thcs,
features combined with the firm,
iuling ~ foreign exchange held sell
ing IN check afier the ently brcak. ani
the market advanced later an COVERING
Tho clo~c wng q few points OF frun
the bent under rCnllgng The census
report showed i2.0iC.ie5 bales ginn,,
nri0r Co January 10. hut was about a.
expected and without any special 10
iluercc ON th" market Private cables
from Liverpool attributed the adyanc,
there g. covering md complained o. q
continued poor trade demand. Reports
II indus,rial depression In Belgium
recmed 10 be- offset ~ the Tcportcn
success II the Belgian loan of $50. 600,
600 fioated In this country. Exports
today 2O,G37 making s.79G.sa7 go ia
this season. Port receipts sb.3G7.
Port stocks assoc.
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Relklum ssc.0OO.0O loan. the rubscrip.
lion books being closed almost imme.
dately after he public offering
sicclq and equipments. which wcrt
expected TO yield % adverse advss'-
received from Pennsylvania and Ohio
eentora were comparatively strong ana
motors. shIprings and rails were also
disposed to improve with leather. TO-
haoco and food issues.
Grosa gains ~ to . points were re-
tanned until the final hour when SELLING.
induced hy tn. SITTER trend of call mon.
cy provoked general proflttaking.
Mexican petroleum. crucible steel.
gcneral asphalt AMI American ini'rns
iiunal wrrs most susceptible. declining
onc In four and one half points with
general cancellation Of grains else.
where. Sales amounted To 100000
+, shares .f..a
Among the few stocks to Withstand
rrcvsurc and close AZ advances we're
etydcbalcr and several u IN" less
prominent rails and equipments. unii-
al States steel ffter moving IN frac.
,lonal radius. finished unchanged.
In the foreign exchange market fca-
tursn wcr, French and Belgian remit
nncoa The latter probably reficctins.
the suspicious fiotation n the govern
mcnt Loan. while Paris responded 70
heavy buying In anticipation of a IA
vorable outcome II the approaching
rcpaaliona conference. British "a.
change repeated It's recent maximum
and oven German and Austrian tatca
recorded substantial improvement
Aside from It's moderate irregulariiy
on n slight Accession ~ bnsipcsa. thu
hand market. including liberty lssiifs
and foreign war offerings, WAS feat''r'
less. Total salss. par value, sii.sse.oee
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by Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-Hcavy buy
ling ~ foreign exchange. particularly
sterling French and Belgium franc,
featured todiy's International money
market at this center
Sterling demand bills rose after the
close 81 the marko, 10 1919 -. the
highest figures since last August. and
Paris bills at 7sS cents also represent,
80 the maximum quotation for a SINH
lar pc. iod.
The rise in bills on Belgium was even
more spectacular. advancing from Ill
cents last weeks final price. 10 7.6i In
RESPONSE 10 the successful offering u
that governments ss0.OOO.0O0 by syn.
dicdc Il American bankers. All other
forms ~ exchange except the Dutch
rnd Greek were higher.
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ny A.l.d r~,.

ny ~ III Pr~s.
~ lVONTH. Texas. Ian 2i--The
hog 81 was active today but the
cail3kc was slow IN account 81
IN d ads heinz behind In their schc.
dnlc II q the receipts were not
vardj Jan noon. Receipts were 5000
bad itie. $500 hogs and 1900 sheep
The market was steady.
Cubas: Cattle. receipts 5L00
rlowtcs i.Oeas. 50 s;ocSers 5.oa7.io.
, cawrh3.i5: Gamers 2o0a3 90; hoit
ors Use; bulls s.OOas. "a. calves
co,t~ariinrs b.OOl7.bd
Ilolccipts $500: active: ligh, a.o0a
ei8: 90Ol9.a5: medium S.i0I9 on.
mixed lS50; common 7.00aS.50; pigs
= cnal
ShI rcccirts 1900: steady lambs
: 00I vCarlinrs 5O0sS %. wc;hers
500. cwcs 100000: culls .Ooas o.
cullbso0; goats i.00a3.0o.
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LEAF TOBACCO
]. J. TURNBOW
Box No. 9S,
Mayfield, Ky.
NOTICE OF SALE


The Chicago. Rock Island q Gull
Railway Company hereby ssses notice
that car cMstP 5soi6o. containing
three automobiles shipped By the
Climber Motor Company from kittla
Rock. Arkansas. TO Amarillo. Texas,
under wayblll R.s0e9 dated October
sth. 1890. notify J. A. caut. having
arrived at Amarillo. Texas. and remain
ing unclaimed. and the charges thereon
not having been paid. under the lava
regulating such matters Il viii. on the
ard day Of February. A. D.. i22i. q IN
freight depot between Pierce and
buchanan Streets In Amarillo. Texas.
sell said automobiles at public auction.
Offering each automobile separately.
said automobiles being more particu.
larry described as follows:
One five passenger touring car.
green flnish. Model ii.ooo. Engine
Number ?i307.
One five passenger touring car.
red finish. Model 1000. Engine
Number ss493. M
one five passenger touring csr.
black finish. Model 1000. Engine
Number 37i3s.
that the charges. for the collection Of
which said sale will be- made. are the
sums Of ssets2. frcigh, charges; war
tax thereon s7l93; dcmurrage charges
TO and Including this date. s3os.oo. snd
the further dcmurrage charges that
will accrue Of $500 per day from this
date to the day OF sale. not including
holidays and Sundays: and the sx.
pcnscs and costs 81 sale.
This January 9TH. A. n. 1891.
J. W. FARLEY.
Local Agent.
RaR -
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FOI RENT--Onc modern room with
ki,tNcncttc furnished Tor light house
Keeping. new paper. gas heat, no chill
iron. call lies Fillmore. Phone 469.
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ID Associated Pres.
NEW YORK. Jan. sl--Aftcr orcn
INK NJ n nccline II , to points. the
mnrket faF voffo' iuturcs sieadi'd On
coverings aud luCni buying. encouraged
By rumors of firmcr tone Ia Brazil.
and the firmcr ruling q foreign ex.
change rates. The general list closc,l
at a net decline 81 : to s points Ian.
uary els: March cal; May est: July
: %: September 1855; October 5e5; De.
ccmhcr 7Si.
Spot coffee was unchanged at ,
to SIS ior Rio "a and . ie to 10 Cor
Saut,s Is.
brazilian port receipts $1,000. Jun.
diahy receipts $4,000
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Nv Associated Frees.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2i--Cottonsecd oil
was higher, The result, Of short covering
ON the advance in cotton and grains
ready absorption of tenders and ligdt
offerings 81 crude. Closing bids were
% points higher for January and 70
Is net higher Tor lutcr deliveries Sales
1900 barrels Tenders $500 barrels.
Prime crude 61oIs.e5. prime summer
yellow spo, S50GsOO; March ssS
May 300: July go.
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Financial.


ny Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-Dcvciopment
ever the wook end rcccsScs were irr
from stimulating. especially In their
exposition of industrial conditions. bu;
today's stock market denoted n more
cheerful tone. although operations were
light
The mast encouraging and slgnifican,
Incident ~ the session from the bank
,rs standpoint was the success 81 the
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Sugar
lly Aaaoelnled prtaa.

~ AHH'NthAfa tNNAts
NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.--Thc local raw
sugar market was unchanged az 4 as
for Cubas cost and freight. equal 10
s.3e for centrifugal. There were no
salcs reported. although holders were
Siill offering at the same level. There
wus no change In the market for re-.
fined. with fine graduated quoted at
'75 by all rcfinors. The market for
raw futures was a shade easier under
scattered liquidation. although the d..
cline was due as much To lack ~
demand as anything else. the total
days transactions amounting 90 less
than 600 tons. Closing prices were ona
10 five points net lower. Closing bids:
January 4i2: March i.52: May 4.6i;
July 4. 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

FOR SALE Biggest hargaia In ANA
Iillo. 81, 900 buys room modern
beautiful home. furnished. - foot lot
ON paving. out houses and garage.
Located Ia the bes, part of Amarillo
good forms Childers Commission
Co. Phone lli3.
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Iyonl.

- VI rrcsS
tNGTuN. Jan. si-Approxi.
mad o0 0oo pounds ~ wool vii! a.
uaekr sale ~ auction by the war
dopbi at Boston February !, Il
ua}-i to-day.
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Wichita Markets.

sps~'fhe News.
VITA. Kans.- iicgs. receipts
$500 hlshcr. top 9ls; bulk $50
alo.l
C,peC,ipts. $500, market steady.
Gccfs. isp6S.5O. beef COWS ard
hslft5OI 100. stockcrs and feeders
i.s0k stock cows and hclfcrs asa
20 fills. 3.O0G $50. calves. $500
"a %
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Rice


~ Taf0I TIrFs.
NkRI E.ANS. la. Jan. a.
ROW. no sales: receipts e0il
facJ'llcrs receipts same. Clean
ricrly. sales blue rosc siii peck
80 let az. Bran and polish ua.
chad Receipts. none.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

FOR SAI.E-My home NJ iio9 ilaIri'
son, eight rooms. well and mill. garage
seryan, house aud poultry houses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

FOR Motorcycle and side car az
q bargain; can be seen at Union Laun'
dry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

FOR sALE--Forty fresh. extra good
Wisconsin Tfolstcin Cows. At Amarillo
stock Yards. or Telephone 1896. r. Dav'
export.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-Tasc your hcmstitching 20
Smiths Dry Goods store, corner ca
ana Taylor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

WILL pay cash for late modol For1
touring ear. Must be bargain. Phen"
49,.
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REAL ESTATE

WE HAVE several small farms and
ranches to trade for stock OF mercham
disc. Locke 4 Siocks,ill, Pampa. Tex.
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LOST AND FOUND

T'ND-Travcl.ug Uag On Canyon
road. near Amarillo. Phone 1891,
I.OsT-Wrlst Watch. Swiss works.
Photo In back. Baker at Blackburn
Brothers. Reward.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

IT,. Schwab has been called to give
timony regarding ship construction n
tiers during his term as director "
leral % the emergency fleet corpor
nm. Al IN" conclusion OF this iestl.
4 FOR sALE--Ford touring ear In good
running condition. Apply wostera
l Motor CO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

FOR sALE-Rc sixl 1915 model. Just
been ovcrhauled and In perfect condi
ton. cord tres Priced 10 sell at Pos
street Garage.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-25

FOR SALE roller top desk. ! offic,
table. . office chairs, one swivel chair
Phone 7S3 or cab az room 32s. iiay
lildg.
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NOTICE

I have sold my interest In The u. 4
I. Fruit stand 10 A. .. Lindermau ard
hn has assumed all indebtedness and
win make sll collections u aeconnis
due. JOE BROWN.
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FOR sALE-4O thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rock BOOSTERS. Chas. Dam.
ii.rr. east " city. Phone 9Oil. rims )
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FOR RENT-Two furnished bed
rooms. modern. Phone lSi. eau ~
ai0 Tyler Street.
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FOR SALE-Clbinct. square ub'e,
coles heater. cheap. 6O2 Adams.
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FOR RENT large modern mont
rooma partly or unfurnished with
clean people los johnson.
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LIBERTY EONDS and Diamonds turn
ed into cash. and income loan. profit
sharing cooperative plan. Aonr'
Davis system Bank. Fort Worth. Tes
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FOR stephens six.passcngor;
nearly new. with extra equipments;
also Marmon chassis. Phone $50.
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FOR SALE

FOR sAIE-Fiye piece American wal
nut bedroom suite, excellent cond!ti"n
Phone gSG. Call i1iS Jackson.
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WANTED

wANTED-Malc and female help Ter
pleasant h!gh class advertising work
Coed pay. Apply Mr.. Davis. ELK Hotel.