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The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
LOAN BANK HELPS
BOSTON REALTORS
District Real Estate Men In
terested in New Build
ing Idea.

Washington realtors. cognizant Of
the recommendations Of the eKecu-
tive committee OF the National As
sociation of Real Estate Boards
that real estate men foster build
ing and loan associations and kim
dred institutions. are manifestinE
much interest in the cooperative
bank recently organized by the Bos-
ton real estate exchange.
The Boston realtors established
this institution several months ago
when the housing shortage situa-
tion became acute and the lack of
money to build proved one Of the
greatest detriments TO construction.
according to the current issue Of
the National Real Estate Journal.
Official publication Of the National
Association Of Real Estate Boards
Sixty leading real estate men of
the city signed the charter petition.
II is said that the bank is the first
Of its kind to be organized by
realtors. Every officer Of the bank
is a member OF the Boston real es-
tate exchange and serves without
compensation. In starting the bank
the realtors had in mind the
scarcity Of homes and the difficulty
OF building in view of the absence
of mortgage money from the usual
sources. The bank operates by SELL
ing shares of a par value OF 5000.
issued also in multiples OF that
sum, limited to $4,000 in any one
name, and sold on installments OF
81 a share per month. The shares
are redeemable at par and accrued
interest at any time on 30 days
notice.
The money from the sale OF
shares can be invested only in frst
mortgages within the common
wealth. or in the purchase Of lib
erty bonds. Members, however. may
borrow on their shares as collstersl.
Every borrower must be a share"
holder and subscribe for as many
shares as will equal at maturity the
amount of his mortgage. Interest,"
on all loans is paid coincidentally
with the instalments. There are
thus no depositors, all having busi-
ness with the bank being share
holders.
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PROF.. BELMONT

Noted clsirvoysnt and palmist. can read
your life by the lines in your palm. which
are the record Of your life. Being q grad
uate Of two colleges OF palmistry. and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
to lif the veil Of mystery and reveal TO
you important matters Of your future life
Tells and explains everything pertaining TO
life; removes troubles Of all natures: tells
the secret Of having personal influence with
your associates. Prof Belmont Is q
psychologist of world renown. Private resi-
deAee, 1915 y. Y. ave. NV. Next door 20
Masonic temple lla
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PERSONAL.

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s. FOR EXAMINATIONS OF HEART,
lungs or stomach. etc, as seen with your
own eyes. DR.. wRIGHT's X-RAY PLANT,
437 7th St ST.
MY MAGNETIC WAVE INSTRUMENT
just patented has made some wonderful
cures. Will treat case Of paralysis without
charge. Phone DR.. HERND0N. Col. 1919.
G4a
ANOTHER POINT Is THAT AS LONG As
we have this prosperous business it's 70
ing on it's way TO more effort and bigger
buying: we must keep this store full up
and have the financial backing TO buy any
amount ladies' and mems worn clothing.
shoes. etc. Main ass. JUsTH'S OLD
STAND, els D. $50
rYPEwRIfING. ADDRESSING, MAILING;
fo- prompt and efficient service call Main
5S21. Miss Ierper Public stenorraphic De-
partment Of the PERSONNEL BUREAU, sos
Bond bldg, 18th and n. Y. ave. iss
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER ON HAND AT
all times for that rush work. Call Main
5s2i and ask for Miss Lsrner. PERSONNEL
BUREAU. sos Bond bldg. 18th st. and
y. Y ave. lSs
lam TO READ uaAhAc1KH AT
sight" INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH. 2le Munssy Bids.
A CHARACTER analysis Will. ESAPLK
you to hnd the right Jon. INSTITUTE OF
VOCATIONAL REsKAxcH. 21o Nunssy
Bids.
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River Shore Property-For Sale


FINE RIVER SHORE HOME, LOCATED
at West River, Nd, containing y acre of
ground; seven rooms and summer kitchen;
front and back porches; garage: cement
floor; chicken house; fine well Of water;
trees and shrubbery; rich garden spot; house
In splendid condition with river landing
lrice, $3.50. WALLACE OWENS, shady
side, Nd. GID
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0c MADAME SELIA

Egyptian pslmist and medium. Gives read
iugs daily on all Affairs Of life. Tells who
and when you'll marry and how to over
como all trouble. Resdings soc. Phone Fr.
257s-J. S31 7th st. NV, opposite McCrory's
10c store. 7th and sts $50
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RIZPAH ELDON

WORLDS Greatest ClaSvoysnt, Pslnist and
spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 ..
m. to 8 p N l3lS 18th St NV over
Pocs hontas eandy shop. Y, ss2s 7-sis
MADAME JEANETTE
Gifted Egyptian Clsirvoysnt and Palmist
guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future. She asks no questions
but viii tell you what you want to know,
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters. love, health and family affairs.
COG st NV. 4-e7o
SPIRIT MEDIUM: ADVISES ALL AFFAIRS
in life; s. readings. 81. 1905 l4th st. NV
ea5
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manf A1 Srrtinrs
SUBURBAN HOMES FOR
VALUE SEEKERS
SUBURBAN FOR SALE

SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Continued.
PARk Rn. ". or i<rH sT.-s rms. q b. I,
,s1smi-oet q. m. T.: inned. poss.: 5000.
sleAeeyer Z Goss. 1905 I st. M. Y. fzs1
COLUMBIA HEIcHTs-i5 rooms ssd had ;
u. J.; sar. spsee: ti2ooo.
hekesyer 4 Goes- 1Rss I VI. nv.
",asoN BouLEvARD. cLARENDos "a
- eoo. n. 7. kUsT. si2 18th at
PAkoSIAN SPRINGS. VA. b,seuaaf Br.;
frame: biz lot: 81 500: $500 cash
Z, kN IN Co. Inc. It2s y st.
rAhoMA- A- Md: COR. RIDGE AVE. Lot
r. wnoo; 5-r. frame; g. $50; $3.50 cash. n.
I. 1yo1 Co. Inc. if23 v ST.
Asco'NE TEE Bsutiful ncn... ,.e.l.
NON LucHs. rs isti ;. ne. % Hs,s az asss'
SILVER sPRINo. MD--s-roola punssIov
furnace heat; elec:: Esr.: fs5oo. J. u
s1rmsn DIST. Nat. Bank Bag.
CEDAR ST.. CHERRYDALR. va, room,
snd bath. electric light. Price. 81 $50
HEnNDON. VA Mod bone: 10 scre. ,sre.
5000. WIN. X. ssunders q Co. i4sS
Rossi.YN Va rooms and baTn; a m 4;
det-: 500. J. d. Gsrman. Dtst. Nat
Bank RIdE.
NEW HOME. ICE RMS LoI IO0I ia
close cars. t4.soo: $500 cash.
NOD. srBOkBAN hor e. . rms. a b.,
shhde. fruit, etc. 80 min 20 city sio, 800.
Nm, II. saunde.s Co. 1888 st. NV.
CiIERRYDAEE. VA. rml q J.. hvh-i
u acre. 5000. wm. II. saunders q
Co. 1888 K st. NV.
COTTAGE CITY, MD. ts.3oo, 9 rms b.
a.nI.. ehicten coop. Ice. lot. J. d. Car.
man. Dist. Nat. EanS Blds.
VOLTA PL--e rms: n. =. n; large lot;
$1,000. J. ID. Gsrnan. Dist. Nat. Bsbt
FORREsTvfLLE, SID. sf.soI-
srm. bunr.. gar. a. ground
y. I. sapsbury q Co. 1913 Eye st NJ 59O4
BRoOkyILLB PIKE. $1,000.
IL rms. Sb.. ami. gar. & harm. - a.
y. L. sansbury & Co. I4Is Bye ST. n ssO4.
HUNTTSGToN TERRACE. ND $3.50.
5-rm. bunK-. mL-. rsr-. u a.
y. L. ssnsbury Co. i4ls Eye st n. 5eo4.
SPRING HILL. va. 10 rms. r,r. chickss
house. 10 a. Price. S. 500. CLARENCE
'. WEIGH. III 18th st. NV. n. 42-sp.
new. vacant. Price. 10000. CLARENCE
'. WEIGH. III l4th 81. NV. N. 42-ss.
CLARENDON. Va. mod. d-eIhns ,sesnt
rms. ami Price. $500. CLARENCE
y. WEIGH. III 18th st. NV. NJ 4e-ss.
Z RN. a B. H.w.B. eIec it,. porch
screens. Only $4,000. SHANNON q
LUCHs rs l4th 81. nv. Main 23fs.
MANOR PARK n. ". 10 ~ Io.s; rcot
size; clear: terms; each $50 n. =
Ryon Co. Inc. 1879 v St
NR. BELTSyILLE. MD. oo Co rd.: zi-s
woodland; 81. 500; terms. n. Z. Ryop Co..
Inc. l423 at
Cabin John Park.
CONDUIT ROAD. 10 rooms. sth. 2 acres;
$lo.5oo. Louis p. Shoemaker. 1907 n. Y.
ave. n. Iiee.
LOT NO a.. terrace II above CoDdt- rd,
garden. fruit. chickens. SIC. II. Tonlih-
soa. 3e4 Sou. Bldg. N. 74+S.
CONDUIT RD.-splendid site country homo,
N. out. so IT. nne view. "a a. Tom
linson. s24 Sou. Bldg, n. Tf15.
CONDUIT RD.-Msrnihcent sit. for botel
or club. 9 m. fr. White House. hith hill,
"a q. TOmlinson. 324 Sou. Bldg. NJ. T4tS.
CONDUIT RD.-Bunrzio~. 5 T.. 2 porches.
gar. shade, elec., b.. ready May 10, ST.
90; terms. Tomliuson. 32I Sou. Bid. II. 54tS.
SPLENDID hIdr. lot. No. 81. sec .. 10000
IT,, 100 trees. Shc; terms. TomlinfoE
t24 Soc. Bldg. II. T4fS. Frk. sol.
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MADAME D'ASAMAN

Clairvoyant. Crystal Carer and Gard Read
er. Your fortune on love. marriage. divorce.
changes: reunites the separated: REMOVES
TROUBLES OF ALL KINDS: RESTORES
LOST LOVE; HOW TO SUCCEED. FRANK.
634. Daily till p. m. Sun. 81. T33 18th
st NV between G. A IT OOQ
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Southwest


Central.
Mr.. lsT 4 B 8. ~. Q. .story Dr.: Zoo "a.
IT.; $I.750; terms. n. Z. Ryon Co.,
Inc. 1873 y st.
Mr.. AZ & C s. W. Il. .-story brick, r.utel
$3.50 yr.; price all. $4,000; term.. n, n,
Ryon Co., Inc, 1423 1t.
NR. 7TH 4 @ s. W. 7r b frame; eItr,
lot; 81. go; $50 cash. n. Z. Ryon 4 Co,
Inc. 1929 = st.
Mr.. IaTH & C s. W. z-story Frame; r.r,se;
big lvs; $3.50; clear; terms. n. e. Ryon
Co.. Inc. 1923 = st.
Mr.. sTH 4 s. W. 3-story brick: close to
st. Dominic's Church; 81, $50: $3.50 cash.
\. z. Ryon Co.. Inc. l423 1t.
Mr.. 2ND & D s. ". 2-story frame; lot
l9I50; on alley: rent $50, price $3.50.
n. e. Ryon Co.. Inc. 1423 = st.
Mr.. 9Th 4 N S. W s r. q D.. Dr.; soft.
alley: $4,000: 500 cash. n. Z. Ryon Co.,
Inc. 1923 = st.
Mr.. 1sr 4 va AVE. S. W. 2-fam. 6rf.
nat; rented s432 year. rrice 50, $50 cash.
Mr.. SMITHSONIAN GRoUNDs-s rms and
b; nemi-det.: 5000. J. ID. Garmsn.
Dist. Nat. Bar< bldg.
Mr.. 10TH sw.-white neirhoorhood,
brk house. o rms. 4 b.. 81. 500. terms
W 3. kraft q Co.. 1895 n. 7. ave. N. sos.
So. Cap. st. nr. NJ. 7DIsO II. Alley side
& rear. Price 3oc. Mandler- Brodt & Co..
n21 New York ave- NV
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RESORTS.
EDUCATIONAL

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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.
Graduate courses lesdins 10 ID. derr-.,
Of AN. LIN. M.B.A.. Del. and mn.
During the Summer Term from Jun. \ 10
steptsnbT S. the following courses viii be
given at the downtown buildings Of the
university:
Spanish-Americsn Law.
ConstitutionhI LIu-seninar Course
Conflict Of Laws.
international Law.
Mining Laws.
Jurisprudence
History Of European Diplomacy. IsIs-issl.
Advanced PSycbolory.
ocesn TrsnsportStion-
Foreign Tariffs.
Principles Of Foreign Trade
Corporation Management
History Of Central America and Panana.
History Of Educstion.
French and Spanish.
For furthsr informstios cal AZ. or write
eI2Ie.Is.3 eS
The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
MADAM MAVIS.

Have your fortune told by the treat
Egyptian psluist; tells your past present
md future; gives advice on all important
affairs Of life. You will hnd true help By
consulting this famous Egyptian pslmist
Special readings, soc. SIS 18th St NV
The Washington herald., 1921-06-12
LET MADAM ROYAL

Advise you on Business. Health. Love and
Family Affairs. gives initials Of whom you
will marry and when; restores lost affections.
81 90 Reading with ad for 20 cents. 909 9th
st. NV. between ] st. and y. Y. ave. 100
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
KILLS HUSBAND WHO WOULD
MAKE HOME BOOZE JOINT

Los Angeles, Cal, July s.-MrH.
Julia Leo Johnston. Is years old, wac
arrested today on the charge OF
numbering her husband near their
home in a suburb as the result OF n
quarrel which grew out Of Johnston $
plan to install a pool table in the
basement of their home.
''Ho tried TO turn our homo into y
.bootlesEers hangout and laughed a'
my pleas TO keep the home eacrcd for
our baby" the police said Mrs. John
ston told them. "Ho listened. shrug-
ged his shoulders. laughed and turn
ed away when I fired a shot to teach
him a Lesson and make him think
committed suicide. 1t made me furi-
Gus. Then I shot him"
Johnston was sitting in an automo'
bile when he was shot. In tho au'
tomohilo police said they found
twelve bottles Of bonded whisky anc
an automatic pistol.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
new ELEVATOR
STARTED At FlAGLER
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
F'lagler, Colo. July s.-Appreciating
the increasing requirements of more
grain storage capacities. the Flagler
Grain and Elevator company. recently
organized, have started work on the
erection of a third grain elevator for
FIagler. This elevator will have a
storage capacity of $4,000 bushels and
the work is under the supervision OF
Mr. G. s. Powell. a Denver engineer.
The Flagler country has just started
the greatest harvest season In Its MS
tory Thru recent years enormous IN
crease in the non-irrigated farming de-
velopments of this section of eastern
Colorado wonderful results have been
obtained and many farmers are now
reporting expected Yields of 30 to 40
bushels wheat per acre. We have been
blessed with an abundance of rain,
with no hail losses reported from TINS
territory, and the ground Is in excel
lent condition for the growing crops.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
TREATY LOSING FAVOR
MIII ENGLISH HInrI II

London, England. July s.-JudsinE by
present press comment, the rather
smal section Of British public opin-
ion against renewal OF the Anglo-.Tap-
anese treaty is growing in strength
as an outcome Of the publicity given
tho question by the presence of the
dominion prcmlcrs.
The friendship OF America" the ma
tion says. lis worth any association
with Japan many times over. But
wcre 1T otherwise. the risk of leading
Canada Into an assertion OF her inde-
pendence. entnilinE SO extreme a course
as Withdrawal from tho Japanese all
liance should alone deter us from re-
newing the treaty. Canada's view Of
her right to follow q diplomatic and
naval policy Of her own may he sound
and in any event, her exercise of It
cannot be prevented"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
uApo TIMES uur pnoApwAy

New York. July s,-Motion picture
houses remain open but have been com
peuod to curtail performances and in
many cases to reduce prices. Man
ayers said there had been great over
production of films. Many leased the
sters also have been returned to their
owners. one large producing firm,
owning theaters thruout tho country
has play houses waiting to be leased.
which has not been the case in many
ycnrs. 1t is virtually tho only rroduc-
ing firm which has planned n full schc-
dulo for the coming year. This plan
was adopted II was said In order to
MI their own theatcrs.
One theatrical firm which produces
an average of eleven new plays each
year, announced that II would offer
only four musical shows during the
coming season. Another with a yearly
output Of twenty new productions.
plans to offer only three. other large
firms announced similar curtailments.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
FEARING ACCUSATION,
BOY, 10, TRIES TO DIE

Denver, Colo, July s-Fear that he
might be accused of connection with
the theft of stamps from the establish
ment where he worked. is declared by
police to have caused Jack McGinn. ~
years old, to attempt to end MS lie
this afternoon by drinking acid. He
will recover McGinn l:rew, police say,
that an Investigation was to he made
of the disappearance OF more than $500
worth of stamps from the firms office.
A few minutes before discovery OF his
body in warehouse McGinn is de-
clared by police to have called fellow
employe over the telephone and told
him 81 am going to drink lot of
poison"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
UNEMPLOYED ATTACK OIL
COMPANIES IN MEXICO

Mexico city, July S.-General Arnu1fo
Gomez. commander of federal forces in
Tamaulipas returned hurriedly to
Tampico this afternoon from con-
ference at the war office. He received
detailed report OF the disorders in
Zacamiztla.
The accounts from the scene of the
attack published in the afternoon pa
pers do not estimate the number of
casualties but say that unemployed oil
workers melted by agitators. stormed
the petroleum company's property and
that only the timely arrival Of federal
cavalry prevented serious disorders.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
PEGGY JOYCE; GETS ONLY
S135O A MONTH ALIMONY

Chicago. July S,-PegGy HopklnS
Joyce was awarded 1880 a month
alimony. s27,5o0 solicitors fees and
s12.5OO for the suit expenses today
by Judge Sabbath In the superior
court. James Stanley Joyce had
originally sued for an annulment or
the marriage and Peggy Hopkins
Joyce filed a cross bill asking for
separate maintenance. :,
Mrs. Joyce asked temporary all
mony of $4,000 a month and attor-
peys' fees OF 100000.
The award granted is temporary
pending final adjudication In Septem-
Der.
Attorneys for Joyce opposed the
grant on tho ground that she had
married their client In conspiracy
with other persons to rob him of his
wealth. The decision will be ap-
pealed
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
j, OGDEN ARMOUR IS CHARGED
WITH ATTEMPT AT BIG FRAUD

purchase these bonds In their entirety
for only S750.000
The complainants set up that Ar
mour and the other defendants own or
control all of class "a" and most OF
class "B" of the twenty million dollar
bond issue, and that because there is
interest due on these bonds, the prop
erty securing them. worth s3o,ooo.ooo Is
going to be sold to the highest bidder
This, according to the minority stock
holders. constitutes an effort to freeze
them out.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
a.oso ADMITTED ro HOMES

Washington. n. g.. july s-Nationsl
Soldiers homes for disabled volunteer
soldiers admitted 1880 former service
men. during the last fiscal year. gem
cral G.. H. Wood. president of tho
homes told senate investigating
committee today.
Veterans are admitted. General Wood
said, upon presentation Of honorable
discharge papers and vocational train
ing papers and vocational training Ia
given when requested by the federal
board.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

Chicago, ILL.,, July 81 Ogden Ar
mour and twelve others were charged
here today with attempting to cheat
and defraud minority stockholders in
the Chicago Utilities company. in con-
nection with an alleged planned auc-
ton sale of twenty million dollars in
default bonds. The allegation made
by 90 minority stockholders, in bill
for an injunction to prevent the sales
states that the defendants intend TO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
sHEprrr SAVES pEzEN
FROM ANSNy MON

Omaha. Neb.. July s.--John Peck.
well known heavyweight wrestler of
Ravcnna. Neh.. was threatened with
violence at Crookston. Neh.. Thursda y
night following his victory over Ben
Pavelka of Crookston.
Peck was saved by n deputy sheriff
with much difficulty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
WACO MAN RECEIVES
COAT OF TAR AND FEATHERS

Waco. Texas, July s.-Five masked
men in n motor car seized X. Cum
minis within n stone throw of the city
,ali today. speeded to the cedar brakes,
three miles north of tho city and ap-
piled n coat OF tar and feathers be-
for tho police arrived.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
NOTICE

NV OFFICE PHONE is OUT OF
ORDER. UNTIL FURTHER NO.
T1CE 7 CAN BE REACHED by
PHONE NO. 24f.
DIR. r. r.. WALLACE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
..co ooo FOU BRIDGE REPAIRS

Creeley ColO., IuIY Wv cid COUNTY
will have to issue warrants for 100000
this year for the construction OF
bridges destroyed and damaged In the
June floods. according to John Wor-
than, road engineer.
No more concrete bridges will be
constructed he said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

rIase contract between tho two set
aside. And II was 7ory short mar
ried career, for they were wedded IN
Denver on the second day of March
this year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

OPPS BARBER SUPPLY open for
business. Send us your order.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
SAVE IT WITH ICE.
An-Ssecl Safes and CabinetA Ths
Best. O'Bricn Printing 90.
HYDRO STONE HOMES. Phone sTl.

WASH skirts. SIC.
Wash dresses. a5c and $50.
SIX and cloth dresses. 500 to $500,
Coats. spring and fall. $500 to SIS 90.
today nt tho GIBBONS STYLE SHOP.
go North Main street.
THE WILLING WORKERS Of the
/ SCOTS Chapel Methodist church will
give n lawn social Tuesday evening.
July II. nt the homo OF Mira. Clarnh
Lcuy, Mt 1919 Cypress street. The en-
tcrtninment will he under tho super
vision of Miss Alice White. Everyone
/ Is invited.
BEULaH BIG-A STAGE
leaves Midland Hotel every day. S AM
FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING
md tire changes on tho road or for
New Tires. Call Tire Service Inc.
Phone 3JS3.
n. A. SMITH for first class carpet
cleaning. 32i F.. 5th. Phone eiw.
DO YOU want n base bali or bat-a
catchor's glove or mask. or anything
made in tho baseball line7 We carry
regulation. high class stun and we
can please YOU with quality and price.
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE co. t02
North Santa Fc avenue. Phone 100.
FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING
and tire changes on the road or for
New Tires. Call Tire Service Inc.
Phone 3t53.
DIVORCE ACTtoN-Cruelty IN vari-
Gus forms. including n physical assault
which resulted in great bodily injuries.
Ia alleged In a complaint filed yester-
day in the county court by Maggie
Cardinelly against Dan Cardinelly
wherein II is sought to have the mar
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

ELLINGTONS will have a big candy
sale at both stores today
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

FLOWER SPECIAL
Boauets Of sweetpeas delivered, soc
Minnequa Green House. Phone 3544W
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
CITY BRIEFS

VAUDEVILLE at the Majestic
today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

ONE of Pueblo's most beautiful din
ing rooms was thrown open to tn
public at $40 Thursday evening whe
Crowsons served their first meal a
the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

FOR QUICK TIRE REPAIRING
and tire changes on the rosd or for
New Tires. Call Tire Service Inc.
Phone 3t53.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

ASK SA A-HERA-She knows. At tn
Majestic Theater today. treat tina
all the ladies will especially enjoy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
ILLEGAL FOR curLp To DRIVE

Denver. July s,-Thc state law maxi
4, II Illegal for child under Il years
age to drive an automobile on any
sts highway or county road in Colo
10 becomes effective tomorrow. The
' became operative July 5. but orders
enforce II strictly were not given
III today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

show at The Majestic today.
WASH skirts. 65c.
Wash dresses, CSC and $3.50
silk and cloth dresses, $500 to s15.00
Coats. spring and fall, $500 to $500
And many other astounding bargains
today at the GIBBONS STYLE SHOP.
222 North Main street.
FILING CABINETS - FRANKLIN PRESS
ARE YOU thinking Of going fishing?
THE PUEBLO HARDWARE CO, 402
Santa Fe avenue. carries a big line of
fishing baskets, rods, reels. lines. flies
and hooks of all kinds-jdst what you
want. Every price right. too. Phone
100.
ASK SA-HERA-She knows. At the
Majestic Theater today. A treat that
all the ladies will especially enjoy.
ONE of Pueblos most beautiful din
ing rooms was thrown open to the
public at $50 Thursday evening when
Crowsons served their first meal at
the Fifth Avenue hotel.
CASH REGISTERS cleaned and
repaired. Work guaranteed by ex-
perts. Phone 2955M.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The Crescent Furniture company
is equipped to handle any kind of
woodwork fixtures, etc. If you have
anything in this line of work call on
us and we will give you prompt ser
vice. Prices very reasonable. Cres-
cent Furniture Mfg. Co. Office and
factory. S10-s20 Summit st. Phone
522.
TRASH FIRE-On a still alarm call
the Bessemer fire companies were last
night called at Q o'clock to west North
ern avenue. where there was small
trash fire in the rear of a store: no
damage.
WASH skirts. 65c.
Wash dresses. a5c and $3.50.
silk and cloth dresses. $500 to 1880.
Coats. spring and fall. $500 to $500.
And many other astounding bargains
today at the GIBBONS STYLE SHOP.
222 North Main street.
FOR SALE-Machinery for n COM
plete machine shop consisting of boiler.
engine. lathes. drill presses. planer.
pipe machine. belt cutter. shaper. large
power punch bevel shears rolls. hand
the piece. HoCHENAUER ALFALFA
MILL MANUFACTURING CO. 1st
and Greenwood street.
DANCE Mt Brantzefs hall on Rye
road Saturday night. July 9th. Bo-
seekers orchestra
LAKE MINNEoUA PARK is the
place to spend your Saturday after
noon and Sundays. Cool breezes. de-
lightful picnic grounds. free conccs-
sions. Jazz band. bathing. boating and
all kinds of harmless fun for every
member of the family.
MALoNEY. Tailor md Cleaner. $40
South Union Ave. Phone 275s-W.
UNION DEPOT YELLOW TANI
CAR co. PHONE IA.
THE HARDIN HairdrcssinE. Mani
curing and Chiropody parlor. now open
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

CASH REGISTERS cleaned and
repaired. Work guaranteed by ex-
perts. Phone 2953M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

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show at The Majestic today.
WASH skirts. CSC.
Wash dresses, CSC and $3.50.
silk and cloth dresses, $500 to 1890.
Coats. spring and fall, $500 to $500.
And many other astounding bargains
today at the GIBBONS STYLE SHOP.
222 North Main street.