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Lukes Nelson, the Peori.. hurler,
is credited with 10 victories and
one defeat for an average sof 909
Rose and Lindeman, both of Cedar
Rapids, have won six and lost one
each. Littrell of Rockford has won
13 and lost three r. Miller of
Bloomington has won II and lost 3.
Herb Miller for the Islanders has
turned in eight victories and five
defeats while Ambrose has won
seven and lost tive.
Sullivan of Moline is the strike
out king with 123 to his record. His
nearest competitor is Vanguard of
Peoria with SO. Ambrose OF Rock
Island has struck out II batters IN
Y games while Su livan'S perform
anCe covers only Is times III the
box.
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BOOMERS AND
ISLANDERS TO
PLAYA GAMES
This Series to Bring Islanders
Stay-at-HOme to a Close on
Wednesday.

Joe Dunn and his 1920 charns
are coming on to Rock Island to
morrow from Cedar Rapids and will
engage the Islanders at DoueIas
park for the next four DAYS. The
help the locals windup a long SAL
at-home on "Wednesday, which has
been set aside as Benson day b.. the
fans association.
The Boomers have looked like
anything but champions since de-
parting on their present road trim.
After losing three games to Rock
ford, they encountered four straight
reversdls at Moline and lost the
first contest with Cedar Rapids
Thursday and Friday at Bunny
town netted the Dunnmen victories
however, and it may be they have
all the bad baseball out of their
systems.
When Dunn's pitchers failed him.
he was up against it for the club
has been weak in hitting almost
sine the season began.
Tomorrow's game is scheduled for
O'Clock.
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AFFAIR SEEMS
TO BE ASSURED
fer on Terms and Date of
the Bout.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

| Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York, July 16.-Tex Richard
probably will clinch the Carpenter
Gibbons match today.
The champion promoter and Ed
die Kane, manager of the St Paul
cruiser" were to meet this after
noon for a final conference.
Richard, it seems, is not just
sure when he wants to stage the
match and where, and this uncer-
tainty is holding up the signing of
the articles.
The original plan was to stage
the contest on Labor day, but the
Frenchman's hand may not be well
then Columbus day is the next
best date, but Richard is a little
skeptical about October weather.
Kane said today that he was not
going TO make any prohibitiVe de-
mands for Gibbons and that he was
willing to make the match Just as
soon as Richard decided what he
wanted.
Bill Brennan and Harry Greb are
pulling in a bunch now for the
next crack at the Frenchman. Greb
claims that he has beaten Gibbons
in three or four towns but his home
town papers from Pittsburgh do
not back up his statements.
Jack Kearns called on Richard
today but after the conference he
said there was nothing to report.
The manager of the worlds cham
pion said he was chiefly interested
now in the pictures of the recent
heavyweight championship bill that
are being shown in New Jersey and
that he is not bothering the cham
ppion.
Dempsey will be back in New
York in a couple of weeks, he said.
Wed like to get some more
work, but there are no opponents in
sight right now" Kearns said.
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KNEPPER AND
Chick EVANS
AFTER TITLE:
Iowa Champion Meets the Present
Holder of Western Emblem in
Final Bound Today.

Chicago. July 16.-R. E. Knepper
of Sioux City, Iowa, champion and
Princeton student, reaching the
finals for the first time, today con-
tested the WESTERN amateur golf
title with Chick Evans, five times
winner of the honor, twice national
amateur golf premier and once ma
tional open champion, over SO holes
at the eStmoreland Country club.
knepper won his way to the
finals by defeating George Hart
man, a Chicago public links golfer,
and 2, in the 36-hole semi-finals
yesterday, while Evans worked his
way to the ultimate round by dis
posing of Harrison Johnston of ST.
Paul, and 4. Excellent golf has
been played all week by both final
lists, knepper having tied with
Johnston for low medal score in
the qualifying round with 144,
while Evans had ISL. Knepper dis
posed of Lee Thilges in the first
round, 4 and 8, scoring a "a and
ousted John Marshall of Louisville
. and l, to tune OF rs in the sec
ond round. In the third round.
knepper trounced Douglas TWee-
die, and 6, scoring a ~ in the
first IS and Sc for the third nine.
His first round against Hartman
gave him another IS and he was
headed for a II when he won.
Evans had rounds in 70, "a, rs.
II and Y, with an Appropriated II
for his final endeavor in defeating
+. H. Raedel. Baxter Sparks of
Terre Haute. Ira Couch of Chicago
and Johnston.
His score of yesterday was more
even than that made by Knepper
and a comparison of cards would
have put Evans 3 up TO the Iowa
champion.
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Notes of the Game

This man Newell, in center field,
handled fly balls in finished style.
At the plate he connected for a
scratch hit down first base way.
Lefty Ross failed to reckon with
the strong wind in the first inning
and Duggan's high fly was blown
out Of his reach, resulting in a
score.
AL Schweitzer, batting for Miller,
started things in the right manner
in the ninth with a single down
the left field foul line A bad char
ley horse makes it difficult for
Schweitzer to get around and Ma
nouk was given his place on the
paths.
J. Franklin Murphy made one
handed catch of Duggan's hot liner
in the sixth. In the seventh he
went back of second base and stop
ped Coleman's grounder with his
( gloved hand, but with time to spare
threw hastily to first. The ball hit
the ground and Wire was unable to
hold it. What would otherwise have
: been the third out resulted in a
score.
! O'Brien's work behind the bat
ters was a source of much dissatis-
faction to the fans. The jumps
missed many OF them during the
afternoon on both clubs. but the
Islanders suffered the most
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HOLD
POSITIONS IN
BAT AVERAGES
Ben Tate's Climb From .267 to .3I1
is Feature of the Weeks
Hitting.

Leading batters of the Three-Eye
league maintained their positions
during the week ending with the
games of Wednesday with but few
exceptions. While Tatum, the
Terre Haute pitcher, is the nominal
leader with his .37S, Mike Kelly,
Evansville first baseman, is the real
pace setter with his .S77 because of
his participation in greater num-
Der of games. George LeBeau of
Rockford displaced his teammate,
]. Anderson, for runner-up, his 1862
being an increase of one point. An
derson went into slump and drop
ped from 1861 and third position to
1858 and follows Campbell of Terre
Moline fluctuated neither way from
1858 and follows Campbell of Terre
Haute, who has been inactive.
Tate Climbs Fast.
While Manager Elmer Benson of
.345 to .342, Ben Tate, playing regl-
larly in right field for the locals.
was in the midst of a sensational
climb in the percentage column I2
seven games Ben rose from .267 to
81, the best batting performance
Oh the week. He hit safely in every
game, getting in all IA hits for
% times at bat Benson rests in
seventh place, despite his brief
slump, and Tate is in eighteenth.
Last week Tate was in 56th position.
Bill Coles streak of tough luck
continued and he experienced a
fall off from 1886 to 1928 but still
maintained his hold of eleventh in
the list of sluggers. Al Schweitzer
got in some good ticks with his war
club and climbed from 27S to .297.
Charley Connolly dropped from .307
to .2S7. Earl Wire became better
acquainted with the ball during the
week and jumped from 1877. to .220.
Rock Island and Moline are tied
at 275 in team batting, Cedar Rap
ids being in the lead with .2S4 and
Terre Haute second with 277. The
Islanders increased their mark as a
unit by three points The Dummies
.2S4 is slump from .291. Blooming
ton has so far been unable to dis
play any great talent with the stick
and pull up the rear of the column
with .253. Rockford, Peoria and
Evansville follow Moline.
The effect of the Islanders fall
of in fielding is noticeable. They
dropped from first to third. Peoria
holds its place at the top in field
ing with a mark of 1862, Blooming
ton being second. Rockford is still
the greatest offender in misplays
and brings up the rear with .937.
Daily reports from Moline give
Howard Jones two home runs more
than he is credited with by the
league statistician, Irwin III. Howe.
Jones homer on Thursday was said
to have been his 18th, whereas the
records give him only Is for all
games up to and including We'd
nesday. But at that. Howard is
steadily forging away from the rest
Of the pack seeking home run hon.
ors.
Murphy Theft King.
]. Franklin Murphy of the Island
ers is the pacesetter in stolen bases
with 20 to his credit. This tops
Campbell of Terre Haute, by four.
Manager Mack of Moline holds
sway in sacrifice hits, his 25 being
seven better than Campbell of Terre
Haute with his Is,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16
THE SCOREBOARD

YESTERDAYS HERO - Dick
Kerr The little White Sox hurler
won the first extra inning contest
OF his major league career when he
beat the Senators 3 to 2, in IL
frames.
BAMBINO RUTH got homer No.
80 and helped the Ianks beat the
Browns, TO 8.
TY COBB went back into the
game as pinch hitter, but he
could not do a ing, and the Tigers
lost to the Athletes, to 2, III 10
innings.
THE INDIANS lost another pitch
ers' battle to the Red Sox, 3 to 2.
Steve O'Neill appeared as a pinch
hitter for the first time since May
80.
Potato flour is used in the United
States mostly for the manufacture
of sizing for paper.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three-Eye League.
Terre Haute, 4 Rock Island, 2.
Moline, 4; Evansville, /.
bloomington, 2; Cedar Rapids, 1
Rockford, 13; Peoria, z.
American League
Chicago, 3, Washington, 2, IL in
nings.
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit, 2.
Boston, ); Cleveland, 2.
New York, Z; st. Louis, 8.
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Inree base hit-Collins. Two
base hlts-knisley. Sacrifice hit
Sykes. Left on bases-Cedar Ran
lbs, 3; Bloomington, f. Double
plays = Harklns to Brownlow; :
Brownlow TO Sykes; Robinson to
Fickerle (2); Robinson to Bubser
Bases on balls-On IIier, l. Struck
out-By Tier. 8; by Miller, s. Um-
pire-Fitzpatrtck. Time of game
1850,
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hume runS-DreSSen, NeSpO
Three base hits-Brooks, Hall. Two
base hits-Goldthwaite, Anderson,
Hardgrove, Risby. Sacrifice hits
Dresser, Platte, Brant, Hardgroye
LeeBau, Dennis. Left on bases :
Peoria, s; Rockford. 8. Bases on
oalls-Off Hanson, l; off Rein, !;
on Billman, 4; off Dennis 4. Struck
out-By Hanson, 1; by Billman, :;
by Dennis, 4.
Hit by pitched ball-by Hanson
-Brant, Hardgrove, Strong. Wild
pltch-Rein. Hits-Off Hanson. 6.
in innings; off Rein, in 1-3 in
mngs; off Billman, in 2 2-5 in
nings. Umpire-Hughes. Time of
game-1:59.
Boomers, 9; Buns, 1.
p Cedar Rapids, Iowa, July l6.-Ce-
dar Rapids had the game well in
hand here yesterday afternoon until
the seventh when a combination nf
hits and errors with a pass gave
Bloomington two runs and the
game. Both Miller and Hier were
puzzles to the batsmen. The score.
-
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SOX BREAK EVEN
With SENATORS
Eddie MuIIigan's Single in the 18th
Gives Diekie Kerr a Vic
tory.

Chicago, July 16.-Eddie Multi
gan drove in the winning marker
for the White Sox yesterday in the
18th inning. The score was 3 to 2
in favor of the White Sox, and the
Washington Senators left for CIeve-
land last night satisfied with hav-
ing obtained an even break in their
series with Kid Gleason's hustlers.
Score:
washington All 2
Chicago /
Batteries = Erickson and Char
rity;. Kerr and Schalk.
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CHAMP HAS CLOSE CALL.

Boston. Mass. July 16-(United
Press.)-Johnny Wilson, middle
weight champion, after being near
ly knocked out in the first round
by George Robinson, colored boxer.
managed to win the decision after
ten rounds here last night.
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GOOD ROOFS

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Sacrifice hits-Mann, Aftermath,
!1elmach. Stolen bases-Gressett
Jones. Double plays-Speraw to
Mann to Kelley; McCue to Mack.
Struck out-By Heimach, 2; by
Cotriss, 2. Bases on baIIs-Off
Heimach, 1; off Cotriss, 4. Umpire
Holmes. Time of game-1:3C.
Rex, ID; Peoria, Z.
Rockford, ILL.,, July 16-The Rock
fords batted three Tractor pitchers
with impartial freedom here yes
terddy, while Dennis held the Eco
rians in subsection until his mates
had stacked a commanding lead.
The Ccnra
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16
HARRY WILLS Is
PEEVED At JACK

New York, July 16.-(Unite1
Press. Jack JohnsOn's claim toF
the colored heavyweight champion
ship found a vehement objector here
today in the person of Harry Wills.
Just as soon as Johnson gets lie
out of the way he can gzt so"e
place with his claims lis e@sy
enough to beat a champion, but lae
titles don't come that way" wills
said.
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ff1i8siSSle;ir
III Gays

Bob Breen, an infieIder, Join.
ed the Islanders today. He
was sent on by Mike Kelly,
manager of the st. Paul club
In the American association.
Breen is a young fellow who is
highly recommended.
Walter Newell has been turned
over to the Islanders by Terre
Haute. He appeared in centerfield
Newell was sent I'D to
Terre Haute by the St. Louis
Browns, but Manager Coleman Of
the Tots could find no opening for
him. Newell pastimed in the
Southern association with New Or
leans, Chattanooga and Nashville
last season, appearing in over 50
games. He was with Nashville up
to a short time ago this season.
Verne Jacobsen, brother of
Bill jacobsen, the st. Louis
Browns star, is working out
with the Islanders. The young.
er jacobsen has been pitching
for the ColOna Greys.
Al Schweitzer is having a tough
time with his charley horse. Yes
terday was his first chance to rest,
the leg has been giving
him a lot OF trouble for several
days.
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EvASV VICTIMS
OF PLOWS ONCE
MORE, 4 TO |
Heimaeh Twirls So Well That None
Reaches Second Base After
First Inning.

Three singles and an error after
two were down in the third inning
gave Moline 4 to 1 victory over
Evansville at Browning field yester-
day. This was Moline's seventh con-
secutive win and the third straight
from the Evas. Heimach allowed
none to pass first base after the first
inning. The score:
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kus, DuggaB. Sacrifice hits-Tate,
Connolly, Ross, Riley. Stolen bases
--Dunning. Double plays-BensOn
10 Wire; Miller TO Murphy to Wire;
Murphy to Benson to Wire. Struck
Ont-By Wiikus, 5; by Miller, 4.
Bases on baiIs-0ff WLkus, 3; off
Miller, 4. Umpires-0'Brien and
Copeland. Time-l:4 40.
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so MOVIES IN CHINA

Shanghai-The 400, 900, 900 people
OF China have to depend on so
movie theatres for amusement. Most
CT them are in the coast cities.
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ONE-LEGGED MIN BON.

Sutton, England-Twoo ne-legged
ex-service men fought three rounds
without clinch at a boxing exhibit
ton here
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Yanks. z; Browns. 2

St Louis. July 16.-New York
tok the final game of the series
from St Louis, z to 5, making a
clean sweep here. Ruth drove his
35th home run of the season out of
the park in the sixth inning. Score.
New 1orR ---.----....T 10 3
ST. Louis I
Batteries - Hoyt and Schane:
Van Glider. Boyne, Morris and Col
Inns.
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Lowest Tire Prices
In TriCities

We buy in large quantities for
cash. thereby getting the
benefit of lowest prices on
high quality tires. Our prices
are less than Wholesale cost
Compare these competition
defying prices with what you
have been paying. Tubes
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Macks, 8: Tigers 3

Detroit, Mich, July 15.-Clarence
walkers nome run over the left
field wall, with Middleton on the
mound in the 10th, enabled the Ath-
Ietes to even up the series with
the Tigers by a score of 3 to 2.
Score:
Philadelphia .....3 .
Batteries Hasty, Keefer, Rom
mel and Perkins; Middleton and
Bassler.
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Red SOx, 3: Indians 9

Cleveland, July 16.-The Indians
tossed away two chances to score
by poor work on bases and Boston
won the final of the series, 3 to 2.
Score:
Boston s O
Cleveland /
Batteries Russell and
Ruel; Sothoron, Mails and Nuna-
maker.
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We also have rebuilt and sec
ond hand tires at low prices.
Tire Clearing House
Open Evenings and Sundays
t7th Street and 3rd Ave.
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Murphy Theft King.

]. Franklin Murphy of the Island
ers is the pacesetter in stolen bases
with 20 to his credit. This tops
Campbell of Terre Haute, by four.
Manager Mack of Moline holds
sway in sacrifice hits, his 25 being
seven better than Campbell of Terre
Haute with his Is.
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GIVEN TWO YEARS.

Henry Short, of Pocahontas, was
given two years in the penitentia,y
this week by the jury, for killing
Dave Hodge. his brother-in-law, some
weeks ago. Short claimed that Hodge
had broke up his home A young
boy, present at the time of the kill
ing of Hodge. was accidentally shot,
and has since died.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKET BALL.

Tho Tazeweu High School basket
ball team has an indoor COURT fol
their games this winter. The school
authorities have turned over thu
chapel to them for this purpose, AM
number of good games have beer
promised for this winter. Several
hundred season tickets have been SOLD
which will enable the purchasers tx
witness al the games played on til,
homo cnnrt
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$4,000 of New and
Exclusive Wearing
Apparel
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE

REGARDLESS OF FORMER PRICES
COATS WRAPS, SUITS, DRESSES, GOWNS, SKIRTS
SWEATERS, BLOUSES, GLOVES, FURS PETTICOATS
HOSIERY, MILLINERY, ETC.
We have recently returned from our buying trip to New
YORK and the New Fall and Winter Apparel has arrived
ana additional novelties are coming in daily
Manufacturers will not accept cancellations so we must
sell every garment ordered quickly upon arrival before
moving to our new location which will be announced later
EVERY ARTICLE IN THIS STORE INCLUDED IN THE
GREATEST SALE OF SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
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| Coleman's "Quick-Lite" lamps and
lanterns-at Boyer & Thompson's.
Our so cent and rs cent brooms
can not be beat ut theprice-atBv-
yer & Thompson's.
Armour's BONANZA toilet soap,
8 large cakes for rs cents-at Bower
e Thompson's.
Misses Kate and Reba Johnston
left Monday night for Farmville To-
attend school
Miss Grace Johnson left for Gan
Friday, where she will teach school
tho coming session.
j Miss Elizabeth White, Thorp, w.
Va, was visiting her parents here
Sunday.
Occident Flour makes the best
bread-at Boyer & Thompson's.
Mr.. f. b. Stilwell, Raven, was a
business visitor to Tazewcll this
week. He paid this Office visit AMI
paid his tuition for year, and re-
ceived the fratcrnal grip.
Mr.. j. N. Johnson, Jr., has accept
ed position as assistant cashier
in the bank at Dante.
MIR. Everett Johnson. Lynch, Ky,
; is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Johnson in this town.
Vcsper colfee-your money back
If not satisfactory-at Boyer and
Thompson's.
Mr.. r. X. Gillespie, Pounding Mill,
was business visitor to Tazewell
one day this week.
, Miss Stella Stras, of Roanoke, ~
visiting Mrs. b. w. Stras.
Victory Flour-onc of the best
. S1.l0 for 81 pound bag. Boyer anu
lfHhompsan. -.
Mrs. Craft, of Roanoke is here Oh
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. a. Grcevcr
Am exchange says. "Clothcs make
the man and lack of them makes
the woman"
9x ~ Brussels Rugs, $3.50 ut
Whitleys.
Standard Oil Company's Gas giv.s
more mileage-27 cents at Whit
lcy's.
Ladies' all wool suits, $3.50 to
$3.50 at Whitlcy's.
Dir. Henry Y. Haley. manager of
the Clinchfeld Drug Company, was j
business visitor to Tazcwell yesterda !
having stopped over here .cnroute III
his home mt Christiansburg.
C. C. Long and son. William, OF
Big Stone Gap, were visitors to this
town this week. They returned on
Wednesday and were accompanied as
far as Norton by DR.. John L. Jack
son.
Stanley Robinson, colored man
Of Graham, was shot twice TUESDAY
by Policeman Ravens, when he resist
ed arrest for reckless driving of u
truck. The colOred man attempted tn
Kick Ravens off the running board,
in addition to applying an ugly cpl
tibet. The wounded man will recov
CT.
The statements OF the First Ma
!; tional Bank of Pocahontas, the Fir.,t
National Bank at Graham and thu
Bank of Pocahontas reached us too
late for publication this week.
The tickets for the great Redpath
musical attraction, The Nipple Con.
cert Company. which will appear at
the New Theatre Monday evening,
Sept. 10Th. will he placed on sale at
Jackson's drug store carly FRIDAY
morning, Sept. 23rd. All seats in the
orchestra reserved. Patrons of the
THEATRE are advised to make their
reservations early.
For quick and satisfactory re-
suits in the sale of your farm
or city property, write or wire
L. S. Really Auction Co.
The Zig Lard People.
Virginia office, MARION. VA
sept&oct.
FOR SALE-Ford car. 1921 mod.
e. electric strter, dcmolmtable rirls.
! etc. ONLY n mOntb oil no....-,t '
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Our 80 cent and rs cent brooms
can not be beat ut theprice-atBv-
yer & Thompson's.
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Coleman's "Quick-Lite" lamps and
lanterns-at Boyer & Thompson's.
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Armour's BONANZA toilet SOAP
3 large cakes for 25 cents-at Boye,
&c Thompson's.
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For quick and satisfactory re-
suits in the sale of your farm
or city property, write or wire
L. s. Realty Auct0n Co.
The Zig Lard People.
Virginia office, MARION, VA.
sept&0ct.
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FOR SALE-Ford car, 1921 mod
e. electric strter, demoumtable rims
etc; Only month old. Compelled to
sell. Will sell right and must seel at
once. Box 26, Pounding Mill. Va.
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O'Cedar mops and polish-at Boy
CIR & Thompson's.
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SAVE YOUR BACK-Use self
wringing mop buckets-at Boyer &
Thompson's.
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Misses Kate and Reba Johnsto,
left Monday night for Farmville |,
attend school.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Victory coffee is now put up IN
o 10. good tin buckets. S1.25 tn.
bucket at Boyer & Thompson's.